Brown, Sterling Allen - Further Reading
FURTHER READING
BIOGRAPHY
Pinckney, Darryl. “The Last New Negro.” New York Review of Books 36, no. 4 (16 March 1989): 14-16.
Overview of Brown's life and career.
CRITICISM
Benson, Kimberly W. “Sterling Brown's After-Song.” Callaloo 5, nos. 1-2 (February-May 1982): 33-42.
Contends that “When De Saints Go Ma'ching Home” “both explicates and stages the model of authentic expression which constitutes the touchstone of Brown's subtle poetics.”
Collins, Michael. “Risk, Envy and Fear in Sterling Brown's Georgics.” Callaloo 21, no. 4 (fall 1998): 950-67.
Compares Brown's poetry to Virgil's Georgics and investigates the roles of risk and fear in Brown's verse.
Henderson, Stephen E. “The Heavy Blues of Sterling Brown: A Study of Craft and Tradition.” Black American Literature Forum 14, no. 1 (spring 1980): 32-44.
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Criticism
- E. Clay (essay date June 1934)
- Sterling Stuckey (essay date 1974)
- Clyde Taylor (essay date March-April 1981)
- Vera M. Kutzinski (essay date spring 1982)
- John F. Callahan (essay date 20 December 1982)
- John S. Wright (essay date spring 1989)
- Gary Smith (essay date June 1989)
- Stephen E. Henderson (essay date 1991)
- Angela E. Chamblee (essay date March 1993)
- Mark A. Sanders (essay date December 1994)
- Michael Tomasek Manson (essay date spring 1996)
- John Edgar Tidwell (essay date autumn 1997)
- Lorenzo Thomas (essay date autumn 1997)
- Charles H. Rowell (essay date 1997)
- Edward Hirsch (essay date March-April 1999)
- Elizabeth Davey (essay date summer 1999)
- Joanne V. Gabbin (essay date 1999)
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