Black-Eyed Susans and Midnight Birds: Stories by and about Black Women
By (Author) Mary Helen Washington
Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group Inc
Anchor Books
1st December 1989
United States
General
Non Fiction
Short stories
813.00809287
Paperback
416
Width 138mm, Height 215mm, Spine 24mm
483g
This book combines in one volume two now classic short story collections.The editor has added a new introduction and prefatory material. "Mary Helen Washington has had a greater impact upon the formation of the canon of Afro-American literature than has any other scholar." --The New York Times Book Review
Mary Helen Washington is a critic, essayist, anthologist, and English professor at the University of Maryland. Previously she taught at the University of Massachusetts and was a Bunting Fellow at Harvard. She is the editor of numerous anthologies of black writing, including Black-Eyed Susans- Classic Stories by Black Women Writers;Midnight Birds- Stories of Contemporary Black Women Writers;Invented Lives- Narratives of Black Women; andMemory of Kin- Stories of Family by Black Writers.