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What's in a Sound? The Orphic Theme of Music in African American Fiction, Saadi A. Simawe; Singing the Unsayable: Theorizing Music in Dessa Rose, Jacquelyn A. Fox-Good; Claude McKay: Music, Sexuality, and Literary Cosmopolitanism, Tom Lutz; It Don't Mean an Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing: Jazz's Many Uses for Toni Morrison, Alan Rice; That Old Black Magic?: Gender and Music in Ann Petry's Fiction, Johanna X., K. Garvey; Shange and Her Three Sisters; Sing a Liberation Song: Variations on the Orphic Theme, Maria V. Johnson; Black and Blue: The Female Body of Blues Writing in Toomer, Morrison, and Jones, Kathy Boutry; Nathaniel Mackey's Unit Structures, Joseph Allen; Black Moves, White Ways, Every Body's Blues: Orphic Power in Langston Hughes's The Ways of White Folks, Jane Olmstead; Siren Songs, Jungle Music, and the Black Vernacular in Works by Baldwin, Ntozake Shange, and Ishmael Reed, Chezia Thompson Cager; Music and Memory in Toni Morrison's Novels, Veeno Deo; Shamans of Song: Music and the Politics of Culture in Alice Walker's Early Fiction, Saadi A. Simawe