Features
Mia Cantu
Inspired by a dearth of black history education in the Sooner State, Rochelle Stephney-Roberson wrote her first book, Impact: Blacks in Oklahoma History.
Saturday 25 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: book review
Brace for 'Impact'
A retired teacher compiles Oklahoma’s black history.
Bad Buck
Oklahoma serves as the backdrop for a work of historical fiction based on racial tension and the Rufus Buck Gang.
Fiction
Carmen Forman
A novel 20 years in the making documents a torturous rampage by a very real multiracial gang exacting revenge on people encroaching Indian Territory.
The Visible Man — Chuck Klosterman
Fiction
Matt Carney
“What would you do if you couldn’t be seen?” is a question that preoccupies neither author Chuck Klosterman nor the genius misanthrope Y____, the subject of the writer’s second novel, The Visible Man.
God and science
An SNU professor co-authors a new book exploring body and soul.
Nonfiction
Sarah Lobban
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