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Jan/Feb 2002

Cover Story

Our cover story is a profile of Ethiopian memoirist Nega Mezlekia, whose second book, the novel The God Who Begat a Jackal, is equal parts love story, anthropological study, and history of a nation on the brink of religious war.

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Features

Out of Ethiopia: An Interview With Nega Mezlekia

by Therese Eiben

TAGS:
African American | memoir

Special Section

A Celebration of African American Writers

Consequences of Character

by Ruth Ellen Kocher

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Courts and Cornerstones

by Jeffrey Renard Allen

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Haki Madhubuti: Third World Press and Beyond

by Ta'shia Asanti

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Mad Hope and Mavericks

by ZZ Packer

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Shadows and Light Moving on Water

by Reginald Shepherd

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Tales of the Heroic

by Major Jackson

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News and Trends

Academy Suffers Cutbacks, Layoffs

by Mary Gannon

TAGS:
literary organizations | poetry
New Magazine Delivers Big Ideas

by Dalia Sofer

TAGS:
literary magazines
Slope Builds Press on Level Ground

by Kevin Larimer

TAGS:
independent/small presses | literary magazines
The Loft Revives The Fifties

by Richard Broderick

TAGS:
literary magazines | literary organizations | poetry

The Literary Life

Fiction 21c: History as an Occasion for Literature

by Heidi Julavits

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What Writers Are Reading: After the Attack

by Anne Landsman

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The Practical Writer

First: The Journey to a Fine Place

by Joanna Smith Rakoff

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