12 Books Published by Broadside Press on AALBC — Book Cover Collage
Hipology: Horizons in Poetry
by Ron Alle and Stella CrewsBroadside Press (Oct 01, 1990)
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Includes the following Poems:
- "Doors Of Perception" by Allen Adkins
- "No. 125: Incident At The Tea Party" by Rico Africa
- "Dream Number 1" by Ronald (ron) L. Allen
- "Who Am I" by Ronald (ron) L. Allen
- "Guns Really Don’t Kill People" by Alvin Bernard Aubert
- "New Year Resolution, 1990" by Alvin Bernard Aubert
- "Making Hate" by Irv Barat
- "The Deep Hat Boys" by Faruq Z. Bey
- "In My Addiction I Study Foucault: 2" by Sadiq Bey
- "In Tampere" by Sadiq Bey
- "The Vesper Of Vietnam" by Melba Joyce Boyd
- "Hamp And Marie" by Carolyn Burke
- "Beats" by Mary Ann Cameron
- "Indian Summer" by Mary Ann Cameron
- "The Crystal Globe I" by Hernan Castellano-Giron
- "Consolation" by Clear Land
- "Reminder On The Wind, Sels." by Stella Crews
- "Name Poem I" by Saundra Douglas
- "Scenario In A Check Out Lane" by Saundra Douglas
- "For Tina Turner" by Leisia Duskin
- "Snow Corn" by Leisia Duskin
- "Standoff" by Larry Gabriel
- "Driving Through The Fog" by Jose L. Garza
- "Desire And Free Trade" by Charles Gervin
- "Laid Off" by Michele Gibbs
- "Religious Instruction: Book Of Revelations" by Michele Gibbs
- "5" by David Glicker
- "Peace For Ali Muhammad" by Kaleema Hasan
- "Snowfire" by Errol Henderson
- "Love Poem #2" by Lolita Hernandez
- "If You Don’t Want My Love Poem" by Mildred Hunt
- "My Name" by Mildred Hunt
- "Untitled I" by Kim Hunter
- "Untitled II" by Kim Hunter
- "Hunger, Sels." by Geoffrey Jacques
- "Revolution Is Realism" by Nubia Kai
- "South Africa Lives Here (for Winnie Mandela)" by Nubia Kai
- "Penman’s Song" by Angeline Kaimala
- "Zelime" by Sybil Kein
- "Calling All Brothers" by Aneb Kgositsile
- "Collard Green Fields Forever" by Aneb Kgositsile
- "Lycia" by David Lee
- "Passatempo" by Paul Lichter
- "Open The Sky For Air (for Faruq Z. Bey)" by M. L. Liebler
- "Images" by Naomi Long (Witherspoon) Madgett
- "The Artist" by John Mason
- "On Going To Kill Deer And Finding Them Uncooperative" by Rick McKenzie
- "The Mouth Of The River Of Eyes The Delta" by Jahra M. McKinney
- "Black Socrates" by Ray McKinney
- "In Detroit Meadows" by Ray McKinney
- "Satchmo: Man About To Die" by Ray McKinney
- "Jump" by Wardell, Jr. Montgomery
- "Azania" by Michael Nance
- "Hope" by Michael Nance
- "The Musician" by Michael Nance
- "Memories Of Mei (for Mei-mei Berssenbrugge)" by Schaarazetta Natalege
- "Sankai Juku: Butoh Dancers Of The Soul" by Schaarazetta Natalege
- "For John Coltrane" by Kofi Natambu
- "Late Summer 1988 (brooklyn)" by Kofi Natambu
- "Words & Music In America" by Kofi Natambu
- "Untitled" by Kim Nolte-Avalon
- "Snoring" by Lawrence Pike
- "Summer" by Lawrence Pike
- "This Singular Voice: 1" by Ibn Pori Pitts
- "This Singular Voice: 2" by Ibn Pori Pitts
- "This Singular Voice: 3" by Ibn Pori Pitts
- "Untitled" by Leslie Reese
- "A Remembered Candle" by Rod Reinhart
- "The River" by Rod Reinhart
- "Winterblood" by Rod Reinhart
- "Enticement" by Philip R. Royster
- "#56" by Rob Rudnick
- "Chicano Warriors" by Trinidad, Jr. Sanchez
- "Why Do Men Wear Earrings On One Ear?" by Trinidad, Jr. Sanchez
- "Passion Fruit" by Steven Schreiner
- "Private Fire" by Steven Schreiner
- "’Hackensack’ (for Mary Lou Williams)" by John Sinclair
- "Chewing Gum" by Sharon Smith-Knight
- "Wine Sip" by Sharon Smith-Knight
- "For Wild Women" by Marie Stephens
- "Tiananmen Square" by Marie Stephens
- "Cafe Au Lait" by Keith Sterling
- "Nocturnal Emissions" by Keith Sterling
- "After Mechanic Tuned The Engine, It Ran Out Of Key" by Teresa Tan
- "Untitled I" by Teresa Tan
- "Untitled II" by Teresa Tan
- "Queen Of The Molar Derby" by Dennis Teichman
- "Rigor Of Mortise" by Dennis Teichman
- "The Day We Threw Out The Xmas Tree" by Chris Tysh
- "Trash & Shout" by Chris Tysh
- "Rutha Jean: White Friend Of My Childhood" by Hilda Vest
- "On A Hunger Strike Not Telling Anyone About It" by Mick Vranich
- "Do You Know What It Means To Miss Detroit?" by Rayfield (ray) Waller
- "Mike And Robin Must Love Each Other" by Rayfield (ray) Waller
- "Die Cut Not %like Bleeding Paper" by Roberto Warren
- "The Plagues (for South African Boutique Women)" by Roberto Warren
- "A Black Man Who Wants To Be A White Woman" by Tyrone Williams
- "A Good Left Jab (for Kim Hunter)" by Tyrone Williams
- "Wild Kingdom (for Milan Kundera)" by Tyrone Williams
- "Tenor Tears" by Willie Williams
- "Untitled" by Rudy Woods
I Never Scream: New and Selected Poems
by Pinkie Gordon LaneBroadside Press (May 01, 1985)
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Belly Song and Other Poems
by Etheridge KnightBroadside Press (Jun 01, 1973)
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Here indeed is the pantheon of African American writers—Phillis Wheatley and Sojourner Truth, Frederick Douglass and W. E. B. Du Bois, Gwendolyn Brooks and Zora Neale Hurston, Langston Hughes and Countee Cullen, James Baldwin and Ralph Ellison, Toni Morrison and Alice Walker, John Edgar Wideman and August Wilson, Jamaica Kincaid and Gloria Naylor, Stanley Crouch and Cornel West, and hundreds more.
Moreover, the Companion includes entries on 150 major works of African American literature (including synopses of novels), from Harriet Jacobs’s Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, Richard Wright’s Native Son, to Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun; on literary characters, ranging from Bigger Thomas, to Coffin Ed Johnson, Kunta Kinte, Sula Peace; on character types, such as Aunt Jemima, Brer Rabbit, John Henry, Stackolee, and the trickster; and on such icons of black culture as Muhammad Ali, John Coltrane, Marcus Garvey, Jackie Robinson, John Brown, and Harriet Tubman.
Here, too, are general articles on the traditional literary genres, such as poetry, fiction, and drama; on genres of special import in African American letters, such as autobiography, slave narratives, Sunday School literature, and oratory; and on a wide spectrum of related topics, including The Black Arts Movement, journalism, the black periodical press, major libraries and research centers, religion, literary societies, women’s clubs, and various publishing enterprises. (from: The Oxford Companion to African American Literature)
From a Land Where Other People Live.
by Audre LordeBroadside Press (Jun 01, 1973)
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Jump Bad: A New Chicago Anthology
by Gwendolyn BrooksBroadside Press (Jan 01, 1971)
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Featuring an introduction from Gwendolyn Brooks and poetry and prose by Carolyn Rodgers, Don L. Lee, (Haki Madhubuti"), James Cunningham, Johari Amini, Mike Cook, Walter Bradford, and other writers associated with the Black Arts movement.
Our Business in the Streets: Black Poetry
by Jon B. EckelsBroadside Press (Jan 01, 1971)
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Re:Creation
by Nikki GiovanniBroadside Press (Jan 01, 1970)
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In an introspective and personal collection of poems, the celebrated poet reflects upon varied facets of the African American experience.
Home is Where the Soul is
by Jon B. EckelsBroadside Press (Jan 01, 1969)
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Black Poetry
by Dudley RandallBroadside Press (Jan 01, 1969)
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A Supplement to Anthologies Which Exclude Black Poets
Poems from Arna Bontemps, Gwendolyn Brooks, Countee Cullen, Robert Hayden, Leroi Jones, Claude McKay, Sonia Sanchez, Jean Toomer, Langston Hughes, Don Lee; others
Black Judgement
by Nikki GiovanniBroadside Press (Jun 01, 1968)
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