| Black Nature Four Centuries of African American Nature Poetry | | Editor:
| Dungy, Camille T. | Contribution by:
| Alexander, Elizabeth Aubert, Alvin Barrax, Gerald Bingham, Remica Cassells, Cyrus Clifton, Estate of Lucille Coleman, Wanda Derricotte, Toi Dove, Rita Dunbar, Paul Laurence Eady, Cornelius Ellis, Thomas Sayers Gabbin, Joanne Giovanni, Nikki Hamilton, Kendra Y. Hayes, Terrance Hill, Sean Hughes, Langston Jackson, Jeffers, Honorée Fanonne Kearney, Douglas Komunyakaa, Yusef McMorris, Mark Miller, E Moon, Kamilah Aisha Moor, Indigo Moore, Lenard Moss, Thylias Mullen, Harryette Pardlo, Gregory Parker-Ohene, Cynthia Phillips, Carl Pruitt, Stephanie Rankine, Claudia Seibles, Tim Shockley, Evie Smith, Patricia Toomer, Jean Trethewey, Natasha Walker, Alice Walker, Frank X. Walker, Margaret Weaver, Afaa Young, Al Alexander, Kwame Betts, Tara Bontemps, Arna Book, Shane Brooks, Gwendolyn Brown, Sterling A. Dixon, Melvin Dunbar-Nelson, Alice Ruth Moore Emanuel, James A. Fauset, Jessie Redmon Gay, Ross Giscombe, C. S. Griffiths, Rachel Eliza Hardy, Myronn Harper, Michael S. Harrington, Janice N. Hayden, Robert Horton, George Moses Howard, Ravi Johnson, Amaud Jamaul Johnson, Helene Johnson, James Weldon Jones, Patricia Spears Jordan, June Kocher, Ruth Ellen Lorde, Audre McCallum, Shara McClellan, George Marion McKay, Claude Nelson, Marilyn Patterson, G. E. Reed, Ishmael Roberson, Ed Saloy, Mona Lisa Shepherd, Reginald Spencer, Anne Thomas, Amber Flora Tolson, Melvin B. Touré, Askia M. Walters, Wendy S. Walton, Anthony Wheatley, Phillis Whitman, Albery Williams, Sherley Anne Wright, Richard Wynn, Toni | ISBN: | 978-0-8203-3431-8 | Publication Date: | Nov 2009 | Publisher: | University of Georgia Press
| Book Format: | Paperback | List Price: | AUD $62.70 | Book Description:
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An anthology of major writers that focuses on nature writing by African American poets. It offers fresh perspectives on American social and literary history to broaden our concept of nature poetry and African American poetics. An anthology of major writers that focuses on nature writing by African American poets. It offers fresh perspectives on American social and literary history to broaden our concept of nature poetry and African American poetics. | |