Giovanni, Nikki

A collection of poetry giving voice to the experience of Black people in America over the past twenty-five years. Arranged chronologically to reflect the changes the author has undergone in her life as a woman, lover, mother, teacher, and poet.

A collection of love poems by African-American poet Nikki Giovanni, including over twenty new works, and expressing some unexpected notions of love.

In this wide-ranging collection of women's thoughts on their grandmothers, authors such as Gwendolyn Brooks and Gloria Naylor, as well as ordinary women of various ethnic groups and backgrounds, celebrate the unique roles of grandmothers in nurturing us, preserving our culture, and preparing us for the future.

Thirty-two poems that reflect aspects of the African American experience.

A poetry collection which recounts the feelings of African-American children about their neighborhoods, American society, and themselves.

A collection of varied tributes to grandfathers, reflecting their special roles in families.

Contains one hundred poems from classic and contemporary African American poets, as selected by an award-winning black poet and activist, including such writers as Robert Hayden, Mari Evans, Kevin Young, and Rita Dove.

A collection of autobiographical essays and articles by the Black poet, Nikki Giovanni.

Presents a reissue of the 1968 collection of African-American poetry by Nikki Giovanni, including the selections "Nikki-Rosa, " and "Knoxville, Tennessee.".

A collection of new poems by award winning poet Nikki Giovanni in which she explores the union between self and community.