J. E. Franklin Books

Black Short Story Anthology

By Edgar White, James Baldwin, Alice Walker, Nikki Giovanni, John Oliver Killens, John A. Williams, Lerone Bennett Jr, George Davis, Ralph Ellison, James W. Thompson, Woodie King, Juliet E. K. Walker, J. E. Franklin, Ernest J. Gaines, S.E. Anderson, Clarence L. Cooper, Junius Edwards, Langston Hughes, Ron Milner, Amiri Baraka, Ed Bullins, Sam Greenlee, Julia Fields, Louise Meriwether, Woodie King Jr., Jean Wheeler Smith, Paula Hankins, Charles H Jr Fuller, William Melvin Kelly

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Each Of The Stories In This Volume Stands By Itself As A Finely Wrought Individual Expression Of One Black Writer's Experience, Talant, And Vision. Introduction : Smoking Sixties / John Oliver Kill...

The prodigal sister

By Micki Grant

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Black Girl.

By J. E. Franklin

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Black girl, from genesis to revelations

By J. E. Franklin

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Coming to the Mercy Seat

By Je Franklin

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Rhythm of the Gospel

By J. E Franklin

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Crouching at the Door

By J. E. Franklin

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Tortoise and the Hare

By Brett Forsyth, J. E. Franklin

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Little Ant Happy Grasshopper

By Brett Forsyth, J. E. Franklin

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