Brother to Brother: New Writings by Black Gay Men - Essex Hemphill
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Brother to Brother:
New Writings by Black Gay Men
Essex Hemphill, Ed.
Conceived by Joseph Beam
New Introduction by Jafari Sinclaire Allen, Ph.D.
Afterword by Chuck Tarver
5.5x8.5, 389 Pages, Trade Paper
ISBN-10: 0978625110
ISBN-13: 978-0978625115
Literature/African-American Studies/Gay and Lesbian Studies
RedBone Press
Brother to Brother: New Writings by Black Gay Men, begun by Joseph Beam and completed by Essex Hemphill after Beam's death in 1988, is a collection of now-classic literary work by black gay male writers. Originally published in 1991 and out of print for several years, Brother to Brother “is a community of voices,” Hemphill writes. “[It] tells a story that laughs and cries and sings and celebrates...it’s a conversation intimate friends share for hours. These are truly words mined syllable by syllable from the hearts of black gay men. You’re invited to listen in because you’re family, and these aren’t secrets—not to us, so why should they be secrets to you? Just listen. Your brother is speaking.”
New Writings by Black Gay Men
Essex Hemphill, Ed.
Conceived by Joseph Beam
New Introduction by Jafari Sinclaire Allen, Ph.D.
Afterword by Chuck Tarver
5.5x8.5, 389 Pages, Trade Paper
ISBN-10: 0978625110
ISBN-13: 978-0978625115
Literature/African-American Studies/Gay and Lesbian Studies
RedBone Press
Brother to Brother: New Writings by Black Gay Men, begun by Joseph Beam and completed by Essex Hemphill after Beam's death in 1988, is a collection of now-classic literary work by black gay male writers. Originally published in 1991 and out of print for several years, Brother to Brother “is a community of voices,” Hemphill writes. “[It] tells a story that laughs and cries and sings and celebrates...it’s a conversation intimate friends share for hours. These are truly words mined syllable by syllable from the hearts of black gay men. You’re invited to listen in because you’re family, and these aren’t secrets—not to us, so why should they be secrets to you? Just listen. Your brother is speaking.”
