The Joy of Genre: On Brooks E. Hefner’s “Black Pulp”Nathan Jefferson reviews Brooks E. Hefner’s “Black Pulp: Genre Fiction in the Shadow of Jim Crow,” an introduction to often overlooked pulp stories that ran in Black newspapers....NATHAN JEFFERSONLITERARY CRITICISMNOIR
Justice and Forgiveness: On Attica Locke’s “Heaven, My Home”On forgiveness and forgiveness betrayed in “Heaven, My Home” by Attica Locke, the sequel to her 2017 novel “Bluebird, Bluebird.”...NATHAN JEFFERSONNOIR
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