Life notes : personal writings by contemporary Black women /

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Other Authors: Bell-Scott, Patricia
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : W.W. Norton, [1994]
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Table of Contents:
  • In her womb / Gwendolyn J. Dungy
  • Chocolate tears and dreams / Evelyn C. Rosser
  • Fire and snow / Deborah E. McDowell
  • Myself / Tinuke Oluyomi
  • Weeds / Quo Vadis Gex-Breaux
  • Arrival / Al
  • At an artist's colony / Toi Derricotte
  • A sistah outsider / Shamara Shantu Riley
  • The sins of our fathers / Dakota Wells
  • Oreo blues / Carole Stewart McDonnell
  • A hair piece / Paulette M. Caldwell
  • Black woman artist becoming / Bell Hooks
  • The house that Jill built / Rita Dove
  • Sometimes a poem is twenty years of memory / Carroll Parrott Blue / At Yaddo / Barbara Smith
  • Not letting go of my anchor / Viki Radden
  • Breaking the ties that bind me / Ann Lynn
  • Setting relationship limits / Yin Quilter
  • Golden boy / Quo Vadis Gex-Breaux
  • Three daughters / Dawn B. Bennett-Alexander.
  • Reflections of breaking glass / Sapphire
  • Love in the time of AIDS / Ama R. Saran
  • Writing, screaming, and healing / R. H. Douglas
  • Holding on and remembering / Belvie Rooks
  • Flashbacks and wounded children / Patricia Bell-Scott
  • The cancer journals / Audre Lorde
  • The years in between / Elaine Shelly
  • A small place / Jamaica Kincaid
  • And still rise / Rise Collins
  • The Boston murders / Barbara Smith
  • Quo Vadis Gex-Breaux / Milwaukee uncle
  • Starting over / Miriam Decosta-Willis
  • On turning fifty / Judy Scales-Trent
  • Going through my changes / Lois Florence Lyles
  • Jive talk and random thoughts / Pearl Cleage
  • Looking / Quo Vadis Gex-Breaux
  • On "going home" / Deborah E. McDowell
  • Natural monuments / Melina Brown
  • Ubud, Bali / Alice Walker
  • Standing alone with myself / Faith Adiele
  • Differences and blurred vision / Tijuana Murray
  • Bullet holes of resistance / Sonia Sanchez
  • Beautifully ugly / Eleanor Smith
  • Showing our true colors / Audre Lorde.