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SUMMARY:History Book Festival Presents Honorée Fanonne Jeffers: The Love S
 ongs of W. E. B. Du Bois
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DESCRIPTION:In collaboration with the History Book Festival\, join us for a
  talk\nwith Honorée Fanonne Jeffers\, author of The Love Songs of W. E. B
 . Du\nBois\, an offering of the 2021 virtual History Book Festival. In the
 \nauthor’s first novel\, Ailey Pearl Garfield\, a young African American
 \nwoman\, seeks to come to terms with her identity by journeying through\n
 her family’s past\, uncovering tales of generations of ancestors —\nIn
 digenous\, Black\, and White — in the Deep South. She discovers a\nlegac
 y of oppression and resistance\, bondage and independence\, cruelty\nand r
 esilience that is the story — and the song — of America\nitself. Honor
 ée Fanonne Jeffers is a fiction writer\, poet\, and\nessayist who teaches
  creative writing and literature at the University\nof Oklahoma. She was l
 onglisted for both a National Book Award and the\nPEN/Volcker Award for Po
 etry for her latest volume of poetry\, The Age\nof Phillis. NOTE: this mee
 ting is being conducted through Zoom. You\nMUST REGISTER to receive instru
 ctions for joining the meeting. Venue:\nLewes Public Library. Presenter: H
 istory Book Festival.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:In collaboration with the History Book Festiva
 l\, join us for a talk with Honorée Fanonne Jeffers\, author of The Love 
 Songs of W. E. B. Du Bois\, an offering of the 2021 virtual History Book F
 estival. In the author’s first novel\, Ailey Pearl Garfield\, a young Af
 rican American woman\, seeks to come to terms with her identity by journey
 ing through her family’s past\, uncovering tales of generations of ances
 tors — Indigenous\, Black\, and White — in the Deep South. She discove
 rs a legacy of oppression and resistance\, bondage and independence\, crue
 lty and resilience that is the story — and the song — of America itsel
 f. Honorée Fanonne Jeffers is a fiction writer\, poet\, and essayist who 
 teaches creative writing and literature at the University of Oklahoma. She
  was longlisted for both a National Book Award and the PEN/Volcker Award f
 or Poetry for her latest volume of poetry\, The Age of Phillis. NOTE: this
  meeting is being conducted through Zoom. You MUST REGISTER to receive ins
 tructions for joining the meeting. Venue: Lewes Public Library. Presenter:
  History Book Festival.
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