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The death of black literature in the U.S.
In late 2003 Stephen D. Smith sat down to start the novel he was always meant to write. An accomplished reporter with the Tallahassee Democrat newspaper, a voracious reader and writer since childhood, he was perfectly primed to fulfill his lifetime ambition.
For the next two years he worked on creating a 200-page manuscript, finding time at the weekends and late-nights to get it down on paper. The resulting work, The Last American Negro, is a compelling tale of a dark-skinned black… Continue
For the next two years he worked on creating a 200-page manuscript, finding time at the weekends and late-nights to get it down on paper. The resulting work, The Last American Negro, is a compelling tale of a dark-skinned black… Continue
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