Tag Archives: Richard R. Guzman
The Afterword to Black Writing from Chicago – Part 2
This is Part 2 of the Afterword to Black Writing from Chicago: In the World, Not of It? Go here to read PART 1. Part 1 dealt mainly with fiction, poetry, and drama writers I was—regrettably—not able to include in … Continue reading
The Afterword to Black Writing from Chicago – Part 1
This is PART 1 of the lengthy Afterword to my book Black Writing from Chicago: In the World, Not of It? Go here for PART 2. Part 1 mostly covers fiction, poetry, and drama writers whom I could not—most regrettably—include … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Writing from Chicago, David, Leon Forrest, Richard R. Guzman, Ted Ward
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Ornette Coleman: Lessons in Freedom (excerpt)
This is the first of 16 short excerpts from my radio series Voices and Freedoms: A History of Jazz. Based on my book of the same name, the series (and book) were produced at the University of Virginia in the … Continue reading