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Bio Nubian Voices Speaker Urban Legends Voices Whispering in My Ear Index Poems & Other Jazz By Rudolph Lewis |
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Send contributions to: ChickenBones: A Journal / 13219 Kientz Road / Jarratt, VA 23867 -- I became aware of Rudy Lewis’ labor of love a few short months ago during a visit to Kalamu ya Salaam’s e-drum listserv. As soon as I saw the title of the journal I knew it was about Black folks, and the power of the written word. A quick click took me into a journal that’s long on creativity, highlighting well-known, little known, and a little known writers, and commitment to the empowerment of Black folks. I contacted Rudy to ask if he’d consider publishing some of my work. His response was immediate, and a couple of days after I’d forwarded some poems to him—they were part of ChickenBones. What I didn’t know was that this journal has been surviving for the last five years with very little outside financial support. . . If we want journals like this to “thrive” we need to support them with more than our website hits, praise, and submissions for publication consideration. —Peace,
Mary E. Weems (January 2007)
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Sussex County: A Tale of Three Centuries Public Education in Sussex County The Official History of Jerusalem Baptist Church Stith-Mason Family Reunion |
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Letters of an Abiding Faith: Legacy of a Slave's GrandDaughter to her Son written by Ella Lewis to her Son (Rudolph Lewis) Introduction Table of Contents Mama's Letters from Jerusalem : Beyond the Potomac or Beyond the Atlantic |
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Poems from Mockingbirds at Jerusalem (Rudolph Lewis) |
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Nina Remembers in I Put a Spell on You A Review by Rudolph Lewis An Angelic Trio by Vince Rogers |
| Fourth World Poems (Lewis) -- Raining in This Terrible Land A New Day Is Coming Waiting for the Great Tragedy A Sideshow in Your Mind |
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Finally an interview:
African
American Writers: Meet Rudolph Lewis |
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Masculinity Manliness Violence (Rudolph Lewis) / A Depravity of Logic (Rodney D. Foxworth, Jr.) |
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The Autobiography of LeRoi Jones By Amiri Baraka Commentary by Rudolph Lewis |
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A Return to the Civil Rights Movement By Tom Dent Reviewed by Rudolph Lewis |
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A Review of Brian Johnson’s Du Bois on Reform (2005) Du Bois & Civil Religion Social Role of Black Journalism By Rudolph Lewis |
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Urban Legends: Paul Coates and Rudy Lewis Offer Alternatives to the Current Crop of Contemporary Black Literature By R. Darryl Foxworth |
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Life Won with Blood & Tears A Review
of Mona Lisa Saloy's Red Beans and Ricely Yours (2005) For Frank Fitch / For Daddy V / Mother with Me on Canal Street / Visited Home on Monday |
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Last
Man Standing By Rudolph Lewis |
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Telling the Truth about Africa Letting Her Become What She Can and Will Be By Rudolph Lewis |
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Review of Bernard Shaw’s 1933 Fable The Adventures of Black Girl in Her Search for God By Rudolph Lewis |
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For Walter Cotton, Outlaw -- lynched by Emporia, VA, March 24, 1900 / By Rudolph Lewis / Confessions of Walter Cotton |
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Martha Washington's Colored Granddaughter Part 1 and Part 2 and Part 3 and Part 4 An Archival Search for Sterling Brown Maria Syphax, Historical Revision, or a Communist Plot By Rudolph Lewis |
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Exploring Sexuality from a Black Perspective A Review of Mya B’s Silence: In Search of Black Female Sexuality in America by Rudolph Lewis |
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Interpretation in Small Containers Turned On About Two Dreaming You A Hymn to Kola BoofBy Rudolph Lewis |
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the Blues Away Or Dying By
Degrees Responses
to “Driving the Blues Away” Home to Jerusalem
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I AM NEW ORLEANs By Marcus B. Christian By Rudolph Lewis |
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Nathaniel Turner TimeLine 1831 Confessions Nathaniel Turner: Christian Martyrdom in Southampton By Rudolph Lewis Nathaniel Turner Forum Nat Turner in History by Felicia Lee 12 Sonnets in Memory of Nathaniel Turner |
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Walter Hall Lively (1942-1976) / Robert B. Moore / Max Wilson |
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Baltimore's #1 Ragamuffin Artist & Musician By Rudolph Lewis |
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