Evans, Mari

Recent African-American women writers discuss their lives and work, followed by critical essays by both men and women.

A proud flying fish named Jim is rescued from a tree by Olukun, the Chief of the Water.

A collection of essays by African-American poet Mari Evans in which she addresses the lives of African-Americans in the United States and provides advice on change; discussing family, politics, education, the importance of museums, and other related topics.

The author presents three intertwined stories about teen pregnancy and the consequences of trying to grow up too soon.

A proud flying fish named Jim is rescued from a tree by Olukun, the Chief of the Water.

A collection of poems by the award-winning author in which she provides a 1990s look at societal issues and African-Americans in love and crisis.