Matt Sandler’s/The Black Romantic Revolution/is an example of generative
scholarship that properly meets the weight of our moment. Although the
book was written before the pivotal summer of 2020, it has much to say
about how we might read American literary history after the murder of
George Floyd. As Sandler uncovers the neglected artistic and political
projects of 19th-century African American poets, he both builds the
Western canon and Blackens it.
https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/horton-thou-should-be-living-in-this-hour-on-matt-sandlers-the-black-romantic-revolution-abolitionist-poets-at-the-end-of-slavery/
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