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Articles in Spring 2007 issue of African American Review

• How the socialism of W. E. B. Du Bois still matters: black socialism in The Quest of the Silver Fleece—and beyond
  by Mark Van Wienen
• Toward feminine mythopoetic visions: the poetry of Gayl Jones
  by Casey Clabough
• "You have no business to whip me": the freedom suits of Polly Wash and Lucy Ann Delaney
  by Eric Gardner
• Following her act: sequence and desire in Gayl Jones's The Healing
  by David LaCroix
• "Suddenly and shockingly black": the atavistic child in turn-into-the-twentieth-century American fiction
  by J. Michael Duvall
• Literary free jazz? Mumbo Jumbo and Paradise: language and meaning
  by Keren Omry
• "Do I look like someone you can come home to from where you may be going?": re-mapping interracial anxiety in Octavia Butler's Kindred
  by Guy Mark Foster