How Gwendolyn Brooks still shapes Chicago poetry

Brooks, who died in 2000 at age 83, was well known for mentoring young poets and writers. Several are paying that investment forward.

D.H. Melhem: Biographer and Friend of Gwendolyn Brooks – Rare Book and Manuscript Library – U of I Library

A Song for Gwendolyn Brooks by Alice Faye Duncan: 9781454930884 - Union Square & Co.

Events mark late poet Gwendolyn Brooks 100th birthday

How Gwendolyn Brooks' poetry is connecting Emmett Till with the violence in Chicago today

A Celebration of Life in a Poet's Own Words - The New York Times

Gwendolyn Brooks – Posts in the Graveyard

How Gwendolyn Brooks Highlighted Chicago's Black Community Through Literature

Chicago Remembers Gwendolyn Brooks, the first African-American to win a Pulitzer

Gwendolyn Brooks: A Life in Bronzeville

We real cool / by Gwendolyn Brooks. Detroit, Michigan : Broadside Press, 1966.

The Language and Lyricism of Gwendolyn Brooks - Chan Centre

Gwendolyn Brooks House

⛔ Gwendolyn brooks influences. Gwendolyn Brooks. 2022-11-07

Gwendolyn Brooks - Poems, Quotes & Education

Harlem Renaissance- This “Harlem Renaissance” is referring to a time period in the 1930's when African American culture expanded in many forms of the arts. - ppt download