Voices Restored: Women of the Harlem Renaissance

This one-of-a-kind series of anthologies introduces the powerful short stories, essays, one-act plays, and poems by African American women whose lives and work, too often overlooked, were central to the Harlem Renaissance. Robust yet approachable, these collections offer an invaluable resource for understanding this pivotal era through the eyes of the women who helped shape it.

Short-Take Anthologies are concise, theme-based collections under 100 pages. 

Expanded Anthologies build on the scope of shorter collections by adding related works.

There is Minimal overlap. Very few pieces are repeated across volumes, allowing any combination of Short-Take or Expanded Anthologies to serve as a flexible, continuous collection.

Short introductions provide historical context.

Literary Contest Winners are always identified.