Box 40

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[typescript carbon]

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[typescript photocopies]

Review of:

The Third World Writer: His Social Responsibility, by Peter Nazareth, Kenya Literature Bureau, Noirobi, Kenya. 1978.

Revolutionary Love, by Kalamu ya salaam, Ahidiana, New Orleans, Louisiana. 1978.

Born into a Felony, edited by Stewart Brisby and Walt Shepperd, Pulpart Forms Unltd, Teall Station, Syracuse, NY. [1978.]

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[Notes found in book forwarded to the library]

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Though similar in hand script and typescript forms as Dent's creative prose, his articles and essays contain specific historical sketches about people, places and events, such as civil rights activist Annie Devine of Mississippi, Booker T. Washington, and poet Octave Lilly. These manuscripts also encompass cultural subject matter, such as the Black Arts Movement in the south, essays on Black culture and organizations in the 1970s, Black theater, as well as sketches about events, places, and...

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Review of:

Snake-Back Solos, by Quincy Troup, I. Reed Books, New York, New York, 1978.

Chances are Few, by Lorenzo Thomas, Blue Wind Press, Berkely, California, 1979.

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[typescript photocopies and a copy of Black American Literature Forum 22:1 (Spring 1988), pp. 127-129.]

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[typescript photocopies with rewrites]

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[typescript carbon and article photocopy from the Jackson Advocate]

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[typescript carbon with rewrites]

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[typescript carbon with corrections]