African American Fiction (21st Century), Cryptocurrency, and #HelpLMFind
African
American Fiction (21st Century) at the Library of Michigan: Selected authors and titles
The 21st century has been a fruitful time for African American fiction authors from Michigan, or who write about Michigan.
The Library of Michigan’s collection includes a broad range of genres: romance, crime, memoir, urban and historical. To see the
full list of African American Fiction (21st Century) authors/titles, visit the
Michigan Booklists section on the Library of Michigan's website.
Burton, Rainelle
The
Root Worker
PS3602.U87 R66 2001
Cintron, Esperanza
Shades:
Detroit Love Stories (Michigan Notable Book, 2020)
PS3603.I5 S533 2019
Cooper, Desiree
Know
the Mother (Michigan Notable Book 2017)
PS3603.O582615 K66 2016
Flournoy, Angela
The
Turner House (Michigan Notable Book, 2016)
PS3606.L6813 T87 2015
Giddings, Megan
Lakewood (Michigan
Notable Book 2021)
PS3607.I2748 L35 2020
Gray, Anissa
The
Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls (Michigan Notable Book 2020)
PS3607.R3876 C37 2019
Head, Cheryl A.
Warn
Me When It's Time
PS3608.E227 W37 2021
Wake
Me When It's Over
PS3608.E33 W3 2018
Bury
Me When I'm Dead
PS3608.E233 B87 2016
Jones, Stephen Mack
Dead
of Winter (Michigan Notable Book, 2022)
PS3610.O6289 D43 2021
Lives
Laid Away
PS3610.O6289 L35 2019
August
Snow (Michigan Notable Books, 2018)
PS3610.O6289 A94 2017
McFarland, Jeni
The
House of Deep Water
PS3613.C43945 H68 2020
Randall, Alice
Black
Bottom Saints (Michigan Notable Book 2021)
PS3568.A486 B53 2020
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Timely Topics - Cryptocurrency
Compiled by Special Collections staff members Diane Donham and Bernadette Bartlett,
Timely Topics issues gather and organize sources to help state employees, legislators, and Michiganders stay informed on important and challenging topics in the news. This issue of
Timely Topics covers the mysterious world of cryptocurrency, offer reliable sources to help us all better understand this technology and its implications.
Read the entire issue at Timely
Topics - Cryptocurrency.
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past issues of Timely Topics on the Library of Michigan's website.

#HelpLMFind:
Journal of the Annual Session of the Michigan Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
The Library of Michigan is seeking additional print issues of the
Journal of the Annual Session of the Michigan Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. The journals include not only the conference proceedings, but also names and updates from from member churches, conference
participants, individual members, ministers, deceased ministers, ministers' wives and missionaries, as well as works taken on by the churches and missionaries. These journals provide a wealth of historic information for researchers of all kinds. The Library
of Michigan can provide these materials a permanent home and public access for researchers for generations to come. Anyone with information on how to locate issues of the Journal of the Annual Session of the
Michigan Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (or other published journals/conferences proceedings from Michigan-based religious denominations) should contact the Library of Michigan at
Librarian@Michigan.gov.

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