Devil’s Wake

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Interview: Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes

Published on : 7 August, 2012 Published by : K. Imani Tennyson

This past June I got the pleasant experience to meet and work with one of my favorite authors – Tananarive Due. Later that same week I got double the experience when she invited her husband, Steven Barnes, to talk with us about sexuality, race, slavery in a seminar. Both are authors I greatly admire and [….]

Devil's Wake by Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes

Published on : 7 August, 2012 Published by : K. Imani Tennyson

Devil’s Wake Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes Atria Books ISBN-10: 1451617003 — ♦ — I’m going to say this right from the start – I am not a fan of zombies. They scare the you-know-what out of me! Of the three big supernatural monsters (Vampires, Werewolves, & Zombies) the latter scare the most because I can actually [….]

On this day, November 15, in 1887, poet Marianne Moore was born in Kirkwood, Missouri. A “modernist” poet (along with the likes of William Carlos Williams, T. S. Eliot and Ezra Pound) her Collected Poems, published in 1951, won the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize. She championed “delight in language” and expression over poetic form, often writing in syllabics. She became well known in New York (where she moved in 1918) for her irony and wit as well as her signature tri-cornered hat and black cape, and her love of boxing and baseball. She died in 1972 after a series of strokes, at age 84.

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