Welcome to the 2001 archives of AALBC.com’s Contest Page
Welcome to the 2001 archives of the AALBC's Contest Page. Test your knowledge to see how well you know your authors. Also check if the current contest has been answered
December 2001 Contest Question #23 (Posted December 16, 2001 3:13 EST ) | |
Question: Name five (5) "Official" AALBC.com Book Reviewers Answer: Click Here | Winner: N. Crawford, Prichard Alabama (Tue 1/15/2002 1:09 PM) Prize: Format: Paperback, 193pp. |
November 2001 Contest Question #22 (Posted Oct. 29, 2001 6:18 PM EST) | |
Question: Who is nicknamed was nicknamed the "Poet Laureate of Harlem"? Answer: Click here | Winner: C. Warner, Sterling Virgina (Tue 10/30/2001 6:38 AM) Prize: |
October 2001 Contest Question #21 (Posted Oct 29, 2001 6:22 PM EST) | |
Question: Who is first African-American woman to be elected to the 250-member National Institute of Arts and Letters? Answer: Click Here | Winner: S. Edgerson, New Orleans, LA (Thu 11/8/2001 8:32 PM) Prize: |
September 2001 Contest Question #20 (Posted Oct. 29, 2001 6:28PM EST) | |
Question: Who was the first published African? Answer: Click Here | Winner: C. Cliff Fri 12/7/2001 3:09 PM) Prize: |
August 2001 Contest Question #19 (Posted Oct. 29, 2001 6:36PM EST) | |
Question: Which was the first Broadway play by a black writer? Answer: Click here | Winner: C. Williams, Conyers GA (Wed 10/31/2001 12:39 PM) Prize:
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July 2001 Contest Question #18 (Posted June 17, 2001 10:54AM EST) | |
Question: Provide the URLs of ten (10) websites which focus on selling books by African-American Authors. Note: The web sites may not be a publisher's web site or an author's web site which only sell their own books
Answer: Click Here | Winner: K. Pannell, District Heights, MD (Tue 6/19/01 10:40 AM) Prize: Timmothy B. McCann Format: Hardcover, 355pp. McCann follows his highly successful debut novel, Until, with another compelling novel, this one about two couples and their interconnected lives. Over the course of a year, they learn from their past relationships and personal shortcomings as well as grow from their friendships and choices. |
June 2001 Contest Question #17 (Posted June 17, 2001 11:04AM EST) | |
Question: Provide the URL's of five (5) websites that promote African-American authors. Note: The web sites may not be a publisher's web site promoting only their authors or an author's web site promoting themselves Answer: | Winner: A.B. Wright (Thu 8/16/01 7:44 AM) Prize: Timmothy B. McCann Format: Hardcover, 355pp. |
May 2001 Contest Question #17 (Posted May 6, 2001 10:26 AM EST) | |
Question: Who defines Hip-Hop as follows: Hip-Hop, n.,
Answer: Click Here | Winner: A. Roberson, Tucker, GA (Thu 5/17/01 8:30 AM) Prize:
by Dr. Darlene Powell-Hopson and Dr. Derek S. Hopson Format: Hardcover, 256pp. |
April 2001 Contest Question #16 (Posted April 15, 2001 8:40 AM EST) | |
Question: Email us a quote of author Bernice L. McFadden's from the AALBC on-line chat session discussing her novel Sugar. Answer: Click Here | Winner: L. Stewart, New York, NY (Mon 4/16/01 11:05 AM) Prize: by Guy Johnson Format: Paperback, 555pp. |
March 2001 Contest Question #15 (Posted April 15, 2001 8:40 AM EST) | |
Question: AALBC.com will be selling books at a book signing in April. Name the author and title of the book. Answer: Click Here | Winner: J. Mitchell, Hyattsville, MD (Sun 4/15/01 11:17 PM) Prize:
Format: Hardcover, 43pp. March Prize Courtesy of Simon & Schuster |
February 2001 Contest Question #14 (Posted February 6, 2001 9:15 PM EST) | |
Question: Who said: 1 - "I am am not a perfect servant. I am a public servant" & 2 - "Art for art's sake is just another piece of deodorized dog-shit" Answers: Click Here | Winner: C. McKinney, Houston TX (Mon, 12 Feb 2001 09:15PM) Prize: by Marcus Major Format: Mass Market Paperback, 384pp. |
January 2001 Contest Question #13 (Posted January 1, 2001 8:22 PM EST) | |
Question: Who is this author? ![]() Answer: Click Here | Winner: C. Warner, VA (Mon 1/8/01 3:11 PM) Prize: Ernest J. Gaines, Read by Jay Long / Audio / Random AudioBooks / September 1997 |
#13 | January 2001 Contest Donna Clovis author of Locket of Dreams:An African American Fairy Tale in Modern Times
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#14 | February 2001 Contest 1 - Rev. Jesse Jackson & 2 - Author, Chinua Achebe
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#15 | March 2001 Contest The answer to this question was in the newsletter and on our Events Calendar by Paul Robeson Jr. Format: Hardcover, 400pp. Buy a copy, autographed by Paul Robeson Jr., directly from AALBC.com! This version of his father's life is an important, well-wrought addition to African-American, Cold War and theater scholarship.
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#16 | April 2001 Contest Archives of chat sessions, including McFadden's may be found here: http://cwmyb.com/Reading_List.htm
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#17 | May 2001 Contest Media Assassin, Harry Allen "Calling myself Media Assassin affirms that writing is best served as an act of transformative violence. When I was first publishedin Brooklyns The City Sun, then The Village Voice, where Hip-Hop Hi-Tech originally appeared (It blew my mind, Dr. Tricia Rose said, while researching her seminal Black Noise)one of my aims was to someday produce work so inflammatory that reading it in public might be deemed a seditious act."
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#18 | July 2001 Contest www.mosaicbooks.com www.justusbooks.com www.theblacklibrary.com www.allblackbooks.com www.blackbooksgalore.com www.blackliterature.com www.jokaes.com* www.blackbookshelf.com www.cushcity.com www.sisterspace.com
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#19
| August 2001 Contest 1923---The Chipwoman's Fortune was the first Broadway play by a black writer (Willis Richardson)
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#20
| September 2001 Contest In the U.S., Briton Hammon was the first black prose writer of record with "A Narrative ... of Briton Hammon, A Negro Man" in 1760. The first poet was Lucy Terry with "Bars Flight" in 1746.
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#21
| October 2001 Contest Phillis Wheatley whose Poems on Various Subjects was published in 1773?
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#22
| November 2001 Contest
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#23
| December 2001 Contest
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