Dunbar: Suns and Dominions
Summary
A dual poetry books bound as one by African-American poets
Herbert Woodward Martin and Deborah Ellen Stokes, edited by David Shevin.
Introduction by Shevin pays tribute to Paul Laurence Dunbar.
About the Authors:
Martin lives in Dayton and teaches at Dayton
University; Stokes teaches at Central STate University in Wilberforce, Ohio.
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