Clarence Major is a celebrated poet, painter, and novelist whose work delves into the rich tapestry of twentieth-century American literature. His writing is distinguished by a unique voice that weaves stylistic innovation with a profound exploration of themes resonating with readers across cultures. Major's output is a testament to his extensive travels and international experiences, which enrich his perspective and literary scope. As a respected educator and literary figure, he continues to shape and inspire emerging authors through his thought-provoking creations.
Contains a comprehensive collection of African-American slang throughout history, and the entries include date of arrival into the language, clear definitions, cross-references, and more. Simultaneous.
Stories deal with romance, childhood, a man's obsession with three women, a single woman who becomes involved with a wrong number, and an elderly white man living in what has become a Black neighborhood.
A collection of thirteen stories based in the Bay Area of California.
Copy 3 is to replace the 2 missing copies noted in both holdings records.