Black literary fiction 2024
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“Hunchback”: Saou Ichikawa’s Stark, Stunning Reimagining of Shame, Solitude, and the Soft Violence of Being Seen
“A Body Bent Is Still a Mirror”: The Quiet Terror and Tender Brutality of Hunchback Hunchback is a novel that doesn’t whisper—it hums,...
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“O Sinners!”: Nicole Cuffy’s Graceful, Gritty Serenade to Black Womanhood, Worship, and the Weight of Truth
“What if grace was just another kind of trap?” — O Sinners! and the Fight to Be Whole in a World That Worships...
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