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Moody-Turner's new edited collection features a variety of works (some never-before-published) by the influential Black writer, thinker, and activist.

Anesko's new book considers Henry James's complex relationship to art—as creator, patron, and subject.

Foreman was recognized by the MacArthur Foundation for her work on nineteenth-century Black collective activism.

The $120,000 grant will support the Initiative's MAP book series.

FBI 6 Alum Jordan Carroll won the award for his first book, published in 2021 by Stanford University Press.

Aldon Nielsen grows his impressive bibliography of scholarly and creative works with two new publications.

Julia Kasdorf's fourth poetry collection addresses political issues while maintaining a personal voice.

Shara McCallum was recognized by the Guggenheim Foundation for her accomplishments as a poet.

Foreman not only edited the new collection of works inspired by Drake's art, but has contributed interviews, essays, and an original poem.