Introduction
The Multithreaded Literary Briefs (Briefs) includes interrelated commentary about African American fiction composed by a team of literature scholar-connectors. This commentary highlights relationships between various novels and novelists that constitute an associated network of ideas and focal subjects.
Multi-threaded Literary Briefs: An Introduction
Biographical Sketches: An Introduction
Key Scenes: An Introduction
Keywords: An Introduction
Novel Adaptations: An Introduction
Book & Literary History: An Introduction
Literary Data Work: An Introduction
Style & Structure: An Introduction
Lists: An Introduction
Reading & Teaching Fiction: An Introduction
Black Novel Dedications
A Brief on the Multi-threaded Literary Briefs
Neo-Slave Narratives: Gallery
Antebellum Slave Narrative
Barbara Christian, Black women novelists, and Berkeley
Multigenerational Novels
Multiperspective Novels
Neo-Slave Narrative
Contemporary Narratives of Slavery
Racial Passing
The Flying African
Trope of the Tragic Mulatta
The question white folks could not stop asking Toni Morrison
Historical Fiction
The Battle Royal scene from Invisible Man
The Silent Generation (1928 - 1945)
The Greatest Generation (1901 - 1927)
Baby Boomers (1946 - 1964)
Generation X (1965 - 1980)
Southern-born writers
A checklist of Walter Mosley's books
Afrofuturism
Teaching Morrison Beyond Fiction
Award-Winning Fiction
A Checklist of Octavia Butler's Books
A Checklist of Marc Olden's Books
Reading The Intuitionist by Colson Whitehead
The Epistolary Structure of The Color Purple
A Checklist of Neo-Slave Narratives
The Literary Data Gallery
A Brief History on How Pauline Hopkins Published 3 Novels in 3 Years
A Checklist of Toni Morrison's Works
A Checklist of Colson Whitehead's Works
25 Novels Adapted to Films and Miniseries
Pauline Hopkins and a Legacy of Fiction Publishing
The Process of Literary Data Work