Book Review: Amygdala Blue
AMYGDALA BLUE by Paul Lomax is a deeply poetic and one of a kind hybrid memoir. Check out what Toni Woodruff of IBR has to say about this Atmosphere Press title.
Tag: african american literature
Book Review: The Living Is Easy
THE LIVING IS EASY by Dorothy West is an unforgettable portrait of an unlovable antihero as she manipulates her way through 1940s Black Boston society. Check out what Rosa Kumar of IBR has to say about this Feminist Press novel.
Book Review: Beyond Bourbon Street
BEYOND BOURBON STREET by Nikesha Elise Williams is a rich and engaging story about love, loss, and the search for marital bliss in the rebuilt ruins of New Orleans. Check out what Joseph Haeger has to say about this New Reads Publications novel.
Book Review: High Cotton
HIGH COTTON by Kristie Robin Johnson is a collection of autobiographical essays about growing up black in America’s Deep South. Check out what IBR founder Joe Walters has to say about this Raised Voice Press book.
The Painful Tangibility of It All: Davon Loeb’s The In-Betweens
THE IN-BETWEENS by Davon Loeb is a lyrical memoir about family, growing up, and identity in America. Check out what Sean Alan Cleary of Independent Book Review has to say about this Everytime Press nonfiction book in “The Painful Tangibility of It All.”