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Elementary, Dear Harlem: On the First African-American Detective Novel
African-American authored mystery fiction dates back to the turn of the 19th century....
Scott Adlerberg
Scott Adlerberg is the author of the novel Spiders and Flies and the novella Jungle Horses. He hosts the Word for Word Reel Talks film commentary series in Bryant Park in Manhattan and blogs at scottadlerberg.blogspot.com.
Articles
Characters, Not Walking Polemics: A Q&A with Gary Phillips on His Web Serial, “The Dixon Family Chronicles”
"I suppose the point is there’s ample material out there if you’re looking for it."...
Fake Mysteries
Does Bradford Morrow's novel satisfy both its genre and extra-genre requirements?...
Troubled Narrators, Troubled Times
It should be sufficient to say that I am Juan Pablo Castel, the painter who killed Maria Iribarne. I imagine that the trial is still in everyone’s mind and that no further information about myself is necessary. WITH THESE PLAIN ...
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