Strange Religion, captures a poet's struggles with grief, faith, identity, and burgeoning sexuality expanding the definition and territory of each. In an effort to end the war with herself, the…

Originally published in 1947, Ann Petry’s classic Country Place depicts a predominantly white community disillusioned by the indignities and corruption of small-town life. Accompanied by a new foreword from Farah…

Twentieth-century America has witnessed the most widespread movement of African-Americans from the South to urban centres in the north. This study examines the impact of this dislocation identifying the resulting…