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PRINCIPAL WORKS

A Street in Bronzeville (poetry) 1945
Annie Allen (poetry) 1949
Maud Martha (novel) 1953
Bronzeville Boys and Girls (juvenilia) 1956
The Bean Eaters (poetry) 1960
Selected Poems (poetry) 1963
In the Mecca (poetry) 1968
Riot (poetry) 1969
Family Pictures (poetry) 1970
Aloneness (poetry) 1971
A Broadside Treasury [editor] (poetry) 1971
Jump Bad: A New Chicago Anthology [editor] (poetry) 1971
The World of Gwendolyn Brooks [includes A Street in Bronzeville, Annie Allen, Maud Martha, The Bean Eaters, and In the Mecca] (poetry and novel) 1971
Report from Part One (autobiography) 1972
The Tiger Who Wore White Gloves: Or, What You Are You Are (juvenilia) 1974
Beckonings (poetry) 1975
A Capsule Course in Black Poetry Writing [with others] (nonfiction)...

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1. Introduction
2. Principal Works
3. Criticism
   1. William H. Hansell (essay date Fall 1977)
   2. Hortense J. Spillers (essay date 1979)
   3. Mary Helen Washington (essay date Summer 1983)
   4. Beth Brown (review date November-December 1984)
   5. Barbara Christian (essay date 1985)
   6. R. Baxter Miller (essay date 1986)
   7. Claudia Tate (essay date 1987)
   8. Maria K. Mootry (essay date March 1987)
   9. Houston A. Baker, Jr. (review date Fall 1990)
   10. Henry Taylor (essay date Fall 1991)
   11. Cheryl Clarke (essay date Winter 1995)
   12. Kathryne V. Lindberg (essay date 1996)
4. Further Reading
5. Copyright

1. Gwendolyn Brooks