CASPER LEROY JORDAN, a librarian, educator, and scholar of black studies, retired as Deputy Director of the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library and was formerly Associate Professor in the Atlanta University School of Library and Infomation Studies. Many of his publications focus on black librarianship, the black experience in America, and black achievements in the arts. He was a contributor to The Encyclopedia of Library Information Science, the Dictionary of American Librarians, the Handbook of Black Librarianship, Ethnic Genealogy, Notable Black American Women, and Famous Black Firsts.

A Bibliographical Guide to African-American Women Writers is an important research tool because it provides access to so many writers and is recommended for academic and large public libraries. - Booklist Reference Books Bulletin

• Preface Codes Used for Collected Works African-American Women Writers Anthologies General Works Supplement: Additional Writers and Sources, 1988-1991 Index

CASPER LEROY JORDAN, a librarian, educator, and scholar of black studies, retired as Deputy Director of the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library and was formerly Associate Professor in the Atlanta University School of Library and Infomation Studies. Many of his publications focus on black librarianship, the black experience in America, and black achievements in the arts. He was a contributor to The Encyclopedia of Library Information Science, the Dictionary of American Librarians, the Handbook of Black Librarianship, Ethnic Genealogy, Notable Black American Women, and Famous Black Firsts.

A Bibliographical Guide to African-American Women Writers is an important research tool because it provides access to so many writers and is recommended for academic and large public libraries. - Booklist Reference Books Bulletin

• Preface Codes Used for Collected Works African-American Women Writers Anthologies General Works Supplement: Additional Writers and Sources, 1988-1991 Index

CASPER LEROY JORDAN, a librarian, educator, and scholar of black studies, retired as Deputy Director of the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library and was formerly Associate Professor in the Atlanta University School of Library and Infomation Studies. Many of his publications focus on black librarianship, the black experience in America, and black achievements in the arts. He was a contributor to The Encyclopedia of Library Information Science, the Dictionary of American Librarians, the Handbook of Black Librarianship, Ethnic Genealogy, Notable Black American Women, and Famous Black Firsts.

A Bibliographical Guide to African-American Women Writers is an important research tool because it provides access to so many writers and is recommended for academic and large public libraries. - Booklist Reference Books Bulletin

• Preface Codes Used for Collected Works African-American Women Writers Anthologies General Works Supplement: Additional Writers and Sources, 1988-1991 Index