It's a year since I've posted on a Library of America (LOA) story, but I was driven to post on this one for two reasons. I have just posted a review of "The scapegoat" by Dunbar-Nelson's first husband, Paul Dunbar, and, earlier this year, I reviewed "A carnival jangle", written by Alice Dunbar-Nelson, before marriage … Continue reading Alice Dunbar-Nelson, Sister Josepha (#Review)

Over the last two years I worked my way through the anthology Great short stories by contemporary Native American writers that was sent to me by my American friend Carolyn. It introduced me to many writers I hadn't read before, and, valuably, to the issues and concerns facing some of America's first peoples. Many of … Continue reading Alice Ruth Moore, A carnival jangle (#Review)