Fifty more great opening lines from American novels
Fifty more great opening lines, identified
Forthcoming: Spring 2021
Zora Neale Hurston: Video of her ethnographic work in Florida in 1928
Fifty of the most memorable opening lines in American novels—revealed!
Read, discuss: Fifty of the most memorable opening lines in American novels
Library of America Swag-a-palooza!
Forthcoming: Spring–Summer 2020
Forthcoming: Fall 2020
A reading list for “the most deadly pandemic in human history”
Library of America offers grants to libraries to celebrate African American poetry
Shelf awareness: Unscientific sample proves LOA volumes lend instant “bookcase credibility”
“I was often alone, but seldom lonely”—Henry Wessells on his pandemic reading
Oklahoma! 2019: We belong to the land
Some helpful links for students at home: Part II—Literature and poetry resources
Some helpful links for students at home: Part I—History resources
