Witches, goddesses, and angry spirits : the politics of spiritual liberation in African diaspora women's fiction

Moi, Tituba, sorciere.

Breath, eyes, memory.

Paradise.

Africa and its significant others : forty years of intercultural entanglement

Thamyris intersecting,

Thamyris intersecting ;

"Nom de Dieu, quelle race!" : the saying, the said, and the betrayal of charity in Mongo Beti's Le pauvre Christ de Bomba / Earning a life : women and work in the fiction of Buchi Emecheta / Painful entanglements : the international debate on female genital excision in African and African-American literature / Acquiring body : Waris Dirie, infibulation, and new African female self-writing / Christopher Columbus has words from the other side of death for Captain John Whyte, who rebaptized Saddam International Airport as his troops rolled into it / Return of culture : anthropology's temptations / Western philosophy and the study of aesthetics in African cultures / Making history (in- )cohere : an African and Africanism in Joost van den Vondel's Palamedes (1625) / Africa as textual play / Three witches / Literary pan-Africanism / Representation of Africa in Black Atlantic studies of race and literature / Tristes tropiques et "racial healing" : Ellen Ombre et Caryl Phillips rentrent au pays / Meanwhile : literature in an expanded field

Conjuring : Black women, fiction, and literary tradition

Everywoman

Midland book

Everywoman.

Introduction : Zora Neale Hurston, Alice Walker, and the "Ancient power" of black women / Adding color and contour to early American self-portraitures : autobiographical writings of Afro-American women / Green-eyed monsters of the slavocracy : jealous mistresses in two slave narratives / Pauline Hopkins : our literary foremother / Out of the woods and into the world : a study of interracial friendships between women in American novels / The neglected dimension of Jessie Redmon Fauset / Ann Petry's demythologizing of American culture and Afro-American character / "Pattern against the sky" : deism and motherhood in Ann Petry's The street / Jubilee : the Black woman's celebration of human community / Chosen place, timeless people : some figurations on the new world / Lady no longer sings the blues : rape, madness, and silence in The bluest eye

Recitation to the Griot : storytelling and learning in Toni Morrison's Song of Solomon / The wise witches : Black women mentors in the fiction of Octavia E. Butler / "What it is I think she's doing anyhow" : a reading of Toni Cade Bambara's The salt eaters / Trajectories of self-definition : placing contemporary Afro-American women's fiction / Afterword : Cross-currents, discontinuities : Black women's fiction

Cannibals and Christians.

Lambs: Introducing our argument: In the red light: a history of the Republican convention in 1964 -- Our argument picturesquely continued: My hope for America: a review of a book by Lyndon B. Johnson -- The argument most soberly continued: A vote for Bobby K. ; Lindsay and the city -- Our argument is abruptly advanced: A speech at Berkeley on Vietnam Day ; A happy solution to Vietnam: from a Partisan Review symposium -- The argument now mildly illumined -- Lions: The argument reinvigorated: Some children of the goddess ; The executioner's song: a poem ; The case against McCarthy: a review of The group ; Witches and warlocks: poems and short hairs ; Punching Papa: a review of That summer in Paris ; Wake: short hairs ; The leading man: a review of J.F.K.: the man and the myth -- The line of argument noted -- Respites: The line of argument further noted: A television show with Nelson Algren ; Boites and bruisers: poems and short hairs -- Our argument somewhat continued: Petty notes on some sex in America ; Petty poems on some sex in America ; The art of fiction: a Paris Review interview -- Our argument all but discontinued: The killer: a story ; Ministers of taste: a story -- Our argument advertised once more: Architectural excerpts: a piece for The New York Times; a statement for architectural forum seminars: a poem -- Arena: Our argument fully resumed: The first day's interview -- A note of apology to the first day's interview as a way of preparation for what follows: The metaphysics of the belly ; Breadlines: poems and short hairs -- Our argument at last presented: The political economy of time -- The argument all but concluded: Responses and reactions -- A note of modest conclusion: The last night: a story ; In the Jardin exotique of Eze: a poem.

Humbug witch

Dorrie and the birthday eggs.

Dorrie and the wizard's spell.

Dorrie and the witch's imp

The second witch.

Dorrie and the dreamyard monsters

Dorrie and the amazing magic elixir.

Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and me, Elizabeth