creative prose

NOMMO A Literary Legacy of Black Chicago (1967-1987)

Location

Chicago
United States
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Catalog Number: 
Book, Parks
Date: 
1987
Abstract: 
Collection of prose, poetry, and other from the OBAC collective in Chicago. From the back cover 'A Literary Legacy of Black Chicago contains early and new poetry, fiction, drama, and essays by over 50 past or current OBAC members.'
Language: 
English
Notes: 
Contributors continued: Sandra Royster, Jeanne Towns, Don Ryan, Detmer Timberlake, Pamela Cash-Menzies, Mari Evans, Kalamu ya Salaam, Addison Gayle, Houston A. Baker Jr., Eugenia Collier, Richard A. Long
Subjects: 
Current Events
Documentation
Fiction
History
Nonfiction
Personal
Philosophy
Poetry
Politics
Resource
Sociology
Format: 
Book (b)
Publisher: 
OBAHouse
Contributors: 
Carole A. Parks
Maria K. Moortry
Abdul Alkalimat
Gerald McWhorter
Haki R. Madhubuti
Don L. Lee
Hoyt W. Fuller
Sterling Plumpp
Angela Jackson
Carolyn M. Rodgers
David L. Crockett Smith
S. Brandi Barnes
Ronda M. Davis
Sandra Johnson-Opoku
Kharlos Wimberli
Yakie Yakubu
Omar A. Shuayb
Ebon Dooley
Johnnie Lott
Eunice Favors
Barbara D. Mahone
Debra Anderson
Warren Foulks
Maga Jackson
Helen H. King
Tony Williams
Denise Love
Andrew Jazzmar Wasaiah
Alfreda Collins
Johari M. Amini-Hudson
Jamila-Ra
Randson C. Boykin
Jim Cunningham
Birdie Williams
Melvin E. Lewis
Sandra Royster
Carl Chamberlain
David Sims
Adalisha Safi
Nora Brooks Blakely
Smalley M. (Mike) Cook Jr.
Pauline Cole-Onyango
E. Van Higgs
Janice Dawson
Walter Bradford
Eileen C. Cherry
Cecil M. Brown
Sam Greenlee
Pat Washington
Collette Armistead
Judy B. Massey
Oscar Joseph
George Leon Lowe
Barbara Cochran
Daniel T. Clardy
Keywords: 
anthology
Black
black chicago
OBAC writer's workshop
Poetry
black poetry
black poets
creative prose
nommo