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Honorée Fanonne Jeffers’ on Writing The Love Songs of W.E.B. DuBois

May 3, 2022

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You Will Never Find a Man to Love You, and You Won't Find a Husband

03:20

You Write a Book All About Black Women and Then Put to Boys

02:44

How Did You Invent the Archive Ocoda?

02:56

Introduction

3min

Lucille Clifton - A Poet's First Novel

3min

I Love Miss Ratliffe

2min

You Will Never Find a Man to Love You, and You Won't Find a Husband

3min

How to Write an Epic Journey of Black Women

2min

Book Review - The Hit You Give

3min

I'm a Girl, and I Don't Know Eatinton, but I'm From Etinton.

3min

You Write a Book All About Black Women and Then Put to Boys

3min

Is There a Second Novel?

3min

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How Did You Invent the Archive Ocoda?

3min

11.

I'm Going to Give It as a Gift

3min

12.

Book Review - The Hate You Give

3min

13.

The Smartest Way to Hire

3min

14.

Pushkin Plus Podcast

3min

Glory speaks with poet and author Honorée Fanonne Jeffers about her award-winning debut novel, The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois. In this episode, Honorée opens up about being inspired by poet Lucille Clifton and about reading Tolstoy at an early age. She also shares her Soul Train scramble board-style writing process and how her faith deepened her love of the written word.

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