This book powerfully captures the complexities of what it has meant for an urban, educated, intelligent and sensitive African American woman to come of age in the 1970's and 1980's. It is refreshing that someone of Iverem's breadth, insight and love of words has provided a poetic document of life for an as yet unlabeled, unchronicled group--those of us a shade too young to have been 1960's black power nationalists and a shade too old to be 1990's post-soul searchers.
Author: Esther Iverem · Original publisher: Africa World Press (Trenton, NJ, 1994)
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