Keeping Track of What I Read: August

1. “Life: An Unspooling” by Rachel Louise Snyder (Online article).

2. “Underground” by Lindsay Ahl (Poem).

3. “Of Lions and Men: Mourning Samuel DuBose and Cecil the Lion” by Roxane Gay (Online article).

4. “The Charge to Be Fair: Ta-Nehisi Coates and Roxane Gay in Conversation” by Roxane Gay (Online article).

5. Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates (Memoir).

6. “Reflections of a Black Female Scholar: I Know What it Feels Like to Be Invisible” by Cherise Smith (Online article).

7. “Charnesia Corley & a Storify for the #blkwomensyllabus” by Jessica Marie Johnson (Online article).

8. “I Wasn’t Brought Here, I Was Born: Surviving Punk Rock Long Enough To Find Afropunk” by Hanif Abdurraqib (Online article). 

9. “Writing Queerly: Three Snapshots” by Sofia Samatar (Online article). 

10.  “The Paintings of Lee Price: Food, Desire & the Pursuit of Joy” by Katrina Mohn (Online article). 

11. “The Graceful Power of Novelist Jason Reynolds” by Lesley-Ann Brown (Online interview).

12. “A Conversation With Claudia Rankine” by Bim Adewunmi (Online interview). 

13. “National Book Festival: Claudia Rankine writes to Thomas Jefferson” by Claudia Rankine (Online article). 

14. “9 Books to Add to the Modern Brown Girl Literary Canon” by Ashley Ford (Online article).

15. “The Sadness of T-Pain” by Leon Neyfakh (Online article).