Article: Contextualizing “Land of Shadows” as a Postrace Black Detective Novel — Live Ideas

Posted on May 6, 2020 by poetryfest

by Dene Dryden. Originally published in the Oct. 2019 edition of Live Ideas. Find it here. Rachel Howzell Hall’s Land of Shadows and its sequels make up a fairly new addition to the black detective fiction genre, published and set in 2014. Elouise “Lou” Norton is a black, female homicide detective in Los […]

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