The Hurston/Wright Legacy Awards annually honor published works of fiction, nonfiction and poetry by Black writers published in the previous year. Recognized as a singular
The Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Foundation announces the winners and honorable mentions in the 2015 Hurston/Wright Founding Members Award for College Writers. The Hurston/Wright Founding
The Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Foundation is a resource for a world of Black writers and the readers who love them. We have a new
Mitchell S. Jackson and David Anthony Durham read from and discussed their work during a free, public reading at Sankofa Books in Washington, D.C., on
Trouble Sleeping, the debut book of poems by local poet and Hurston/Wright Foundation board member Abdul Ali, is the contemporary answer to Lucille Clifton’s 1991
City First Bank of DC, in partnership with The Hurston/Wright Foundation and Guerilla Arts Ink, sponsored a Black History Month Writing Contest for the senior
Those Ballou Senior High School seniors who think they have the writing chops can find out if they’re as good as they think they
By DeNeen L. Brown October 25, 2014 Read Original Article Here (The Washington Post) Zimbabwean novelist NoViolet Bulawayo won the 2014 Zora Neale Hurston/ Richard
By DeNeen L. Brown October 25, 2013 Read Original Article Here (The Washington Post) Canadian novelist Esi Edugyan won the 2013 Hurston/Wright Legacy Award for
The Hurston/Wright Foundation Announces the 2013 Legacy Award Honorees The 2013 Legacy Awards Ceremony will also honor the following writers: Wil Haygood, prize-winning biographer and