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• Arts: Literature: Cultural  (270)
• Arts: Literature: World Literature: American  (1,024)

• Black Issues Book Review - Bi-monthly literary magazine reviewing fiction and nonfiction for African Americans. Submissions, subscriptions, online reviews and articles.
• Black Literature - An online community for books about, for and by African Americans. Mystery, Romance, Biography.
• de Letrice, Inc.: Where Words Come to Life - Showcases the poetry and prose of award-winning author Denitra Letrice Ross.
• Diva Productions, Inc - A site providing African-American children and cookbook information including author and book descriptions.
• Essence of Womanist: Black Women Writers - Women's studies students at Howard University compile commentary and links on noted "womanist" writers of the modern era.
• The Ralph Ellison Project at Jerry Jazz Musician - Site features interviews many prominent Ellison scholars, including Stanley Crouch, John Callahan, Robert O'Meally.
• Shifting - The Double Lives of Black Women in America - Book about the African American Women's Voices Project offers insight into the psychology of Black women.
• Tracy's Crystal Staircase of Literature - African American literary reviews and poetry, profiles of authors, and little known African American literary "did you know" information.
• University of Virginia etext Center: African-American - Online texts of literature by or about African-Americans. Some texts restricted to University users only.
• Voices From the Gaps - Literature site "focusing on the lives and works of women writers of color."
• Wendy Coakley-Thompson - Bio, audio and written excerpts, tour information, and e-mail from the author of Back to Life
• You Never Know - Women in Motion, acting publicist for Roxann Latimer, introduces this book's author and includes a synopsis and excerpts from the book.
• The Zora Neale Hurston / Richard Wright Foundation - The Foundation's mission is to nurture and sustain writers of African descent. Programs and services preserve the legacy and ensure the future of African-American writing.