BLACK BOOKS IN THE HOUSE.(fiction for African American readers)

More fiction is on the way. Novelist Patty Rice details the struggles of an abused woman in Reinventing the Woman (S&S, Jan.); an African-American neighborhood in Pittsburgh is the setting for Stewart O'Nan's sixth novel, Everyday People (Grove, Feb.); and, reminiscent of the style of...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Publishers Weekly 2000-12, Vol.247 (50), p.36-36
1. Verfasser:	Labbe, Theola
Format:	Magazinearticle
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	African Americans Black people Book publishing Bookstores Corporate sponsorship Demographic aspects Holiday, Billie (Eleanora Holiday) (1915-1959) Industrywide conditions Literature Novels Publishing industry Trends Women
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Zusammenfassung:	More fiction is on the way. Novelist Patty Rice details the struggles of an abused woman in Reinventing the Woman (S&S, Jan.); an African-American neighborhood in Pittsburgh is the setting for Stewart O'Nan's sixth novel, Everyday People (Grove, Feb.); and, reminiscent of the style of [Terry McMillan] and [Eric Jerome Dickey], Trisha Thomas's debut novel, Nappily Ever After (Crown, Dec.), details the fallout when she cuts her long, processed tresses to a close-to-the-scalp natural.
ISSN:	0000-0019 2150-4008