The second day of ALA in San Francisco started for me with an early session on Chicago's Black Renaissance, followed by a panel "Revisiting/Revising Critical Approaches to African American Literary Studies." We held the business meeting of the African American Literature & Culture Society; this year it was the only business meeting I was obliged to attend. One of the peaks for me was a roundtable on the work and life of Clarence Major, who was on hand for the session. Look for Keith Byerman's just-published critical biography of Major over at Amazon.
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