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Short Stack is a series of small-format cookbooks authored by America’s top culinary talents. Each edition is a collectible, single-subject booklet packed with recipes that offer ingenious new ways to cook our favorite ingredients.

The Detroit Project is a trilogy of plays by Dominique Morisseau, comprised of Detroit '67, Paradise Blue, and Skeleton Crew (in publication order).

Continuation of Spirit Animals

Continued by Spirit Animals: Fall of the Beasts

Short Stack is a series of small-format cookbooks authored by America’s top culinary talents. Each edition is a collectible, single-subject booklet packed with recipes that offer ingenious new ways to cook our favorite ingredients.

LT is missing (lots): The Black teacher and the dramatic arts; a dialogue, bibliography, and anthology edited by William R. Reardon and Thomas D. Pawley(no.3); Refugees south of the Sahara; an African dilemma edited by Hugh C. Brooks and Yassin El-Ayouty(no.4); The decline and abolition of Negro slavery in Venezuela, 1820-1854 by John V. Lombardi(no.7); A bio-bibliography of Counté P. Cullen, 1903-1946 by Margaret Perry(no.8); The abbé Grégoire, 1787-1831; the odyssey of an egalitarian by Ruth F. Necheles(no.9); Nigeria: dilemma of nationhood; an African analysis of the Biafran conflict edited by Joseph Okpaku(no.12); Periodic markets, urbanization, and regional planning : a case study from Western Kenya by Robert A. Obudho and Peter P. Waller(no.22); Internal combustion : the races in Detroit, 1915-1926 by David Allan Levine(no.24); Travail and triumph : Black life and culture in the South since the Civil War by Arnold H. Taylor(no.26); New rulers in the ghetto : the community development corporation and urban poverty by Harry Edward Berndt(no.28); Black ethos : northern urban Negro life and thought, 1890-1930 by David Gordon Nielson(no.29); Old roots in new lands : historical and anthropological perspectives on Black experiences in the Americas edited by Ann M. Pescatello(no.31); Black academic libraries and research collections : an historical survey by Jessie Carney Smith(no.34); Revisiting Blassingame’s The slave community : the scholars respond edited by Al-Tony Gilmore(no.37); Schooling for the new slavery : Black industrial education, 1868-1915 by Donald Spivey(no.38); The "hindered hand" : cultural implications of early African-American fiction by Arlene A. Elder(no.39); The Cherokee freedmen : from emancipation to American citizenship by Daniel F. Littlefield(no.40); The separate problem : case studies of Black education in the North, 1900-1930 by Judy Jolley Mohraz(no.42); The slave drivers : Black agricultural labor supervisors in the antebellum South by William L. Van Deburg(no.43); The Black rural landowner--endangered species : social, political, and economic implications edited by Leo McGee and Robert Boone(no.44); Keep a-inchin’ along : selected writings of Carl Van Vechten about Black art and letters edited by Bruce Kellner(no.45); Decolonization and dependency : problems of development of African societies edited by Aguibou Y. Yansane(no.48); The American slave : a composite autobiography : supplement, series 2 edited by George P. Rawick(no.49); The second Black renaissance : essays in Black literature by C. W. E. Bigsby(no.50); Advice among masters : the ideal in slave management in the Old South edited by James O. Breeden(no.51); Towards African literary independence : a dialogue with contemporary African writers by Phanuel Akubueze Egejuru(no.53); The African nexus : Black American perspectives on the European partitioning of Africa, 1880-1920 by Sylvia M. Jacobs(no.55); Freedom and prejudice : the legacy of slavery in the United States and Brazil by Robert Brent Toplin(no.56); Survival and progress : the Afro-American experience by L. Alex Swan(no.58); Blood and flesh : Black American and African identifications by Josephine Moraa Moikobu(no.59); From DuBois to Van Vechten : the early new Negro literature, 1903-1926 by Chidi Ikonné(no.60); About my father’s business : the life of Elder Michaux by Lillian Ashcraft Webb(no.61); War and race : the Black officer in the American military, 1915-1941 by Gerald W. Patton(no.62); Science, myth, reality : the Black family in one-half century of research by Eleanor Engram(no.64); Index to the American slave edited by Donald M. Jacobs and Steven Fershleiser(no.65); Ambivalent friends : Afro-Americans view the immigrant by Arnold Shankman(no.67); The Afro-Yankees : Providence’s Black community in the antebellum era by Robert J. Cottrol(no.68); The craft of an absolute winner : characterization and narratology in the novels of Machado de Assis by Maria Luisa Nunes(no.71); Black marriage and family therapy edited by Constance E. Obudho(no.72); The womb of space : the cross-cultural imagination by Wilson Harris(no.73); Contemporary public policy perspectives and black Americans : issues in an era of retrenchment politics edited by Mitchell F. Rice and Woodrow Jones(no.77); Student culture and activism in black South African universities : the roots of resistance by Mokubung O. Nkomo(no.78); The cinema of Ousmane Sembene, a pioneer of African film by Françoise Pfaff(no.79); More than drumming : essays on African and Afro-Latin music and musicians edited by Irene V. Jackson(no.80); Philanthropy and Jim Crow in American social science by John H. Stanfield(no.82); More than dancing : essays on Afro-American music and musicians edited by Irene V. Jackson(no.83); Israel in the Black American perspective Robert G. Weisbord and Richard Kazarian(no.84); Writing "independent" history : African historiography, 1960-1980 by Caroline Neale(no.85); Sterling A. Brown : building the Black aesthetic tradition by Joanne V. Gabbin(no.86); Black theatre in the 1960s and 1970s : a historical-critical analysis of the movement by Mance Williams(no.87); An old creed for the new South : proslavery ideology and historiography, 1865-1918 by John David Smith(no.89); Amalgamation! : race, sex, and rhetoric in the nineteenth-century American novel by James Kinney(no.90); Portrait of an expatriate : William Gardner Smith, writer by LeRoy S. Hodges(no.91); Africa and the West : the legacies of empire edited by Isaac James Mowoe and Richard Bjornson(no.92); Alain Locke and philosophy : a quest for cultural pluralism by Johnny Washington(no.94); Race, politics, and culture : critical essays on the radicalism of the 1960’s edited by Adolph Reed(no.95); Wole Soyinka and modern tragedy : a study of dramatic theory and practice by Ketu H. Katrak(no.96); The white press and Black America by Carolyn Martindale(no.97); A Black elite : a profile of graduates of UNCF colleges by Daniel C. Thompson(no.98); "De Lawd" : Richard B. Harrison and The green pastures by Walter C. Daniel(no.99); Health care issues in Black America : policies, problems, and prospects edited by Woodrow Jones and Mitchell F. Rice(no.100); Alexander Crummell : pioneer in nineteenth-century Pan-African thought by Gregory U. Rigsby(no.101); The character of the word : the texts of Zora Neale Hurston by Karla F.C. Holloway(no.102); Black sailors : Afro-American merchant seamen and whalemen prior to the Civil War by Martha S. Putney(no.103); Surprizing narrative : Olaudah Equiano and the beginnings of Black autobiography by Angelo Costanzo(no.104); A revolution gone backward : the Black response to national politics, 1876-1896 by Bess Beatty(no.105); The short fiction of Rudolph Fisher edited and introduced by Margaret Perry(no.107); Take five : collected poems, 1971-1986 by Kenneth A. McClane(no.109); He, too, spoke for democracy : Judge Hastie, World War II, and the black soldier by Phillip McGuire(no.110); The Crisis and challenge of African development edited by Harvey Glickman(no.112); The Trinidad awakening : West Indian literature of the nineteen-thirties by Reinhard W. Sander(no.114); African literature, African critics : the forming of critical standards, 1947-1966 Rand Bishop(no.115); Visible now : Blacks in private schools edited by Diana T. Slaughter and Deborah J. Johnson(no.116); From folklore to fiction : a study of folk heroes and rituals in the Black American novel by H. Nigel Thomas(no.118); Feel the Spirit : studies in nineteenth-century Afro-American music edited by George R. Keck and Sherrill V. Martin(no.119); Ghanaian literatures edited by Richard K. Priebe(no.120); From a caste to a minority : changing attitudes of American sociologists toward Afro-Americans, 1896-1945 by Vernon J. Williams(no.121); Capital and the state in Nigeria by John F.E. Ohiorhenuan(no.122); Famine in East Africa : food production and food policies by Ronald E. Seavoy(no.125); Archetypes, imprecators, and victims of fate : origins and developments of satire in Black drama by Femi Euba(no.126); Class and consciousness : the Black petty bourgeoisie in South Africa, 1924 to 1950 by Alan Gregor Cobley(no.127); Black music in the Harlem Renaissance : a collection of essays edited by Samuel A. Floyd(no.128); American policy and African famine : the Nigeria-Biafra War, 1966-1970 by Joseph E. Thompson(no.130); The Wealth of races : the present value of benefits from past injustices edited by Richard F. America(no.132); Anne, the white woman in contemporary African-American fiction : archetypes stereotypes, and characterizations by Anna Maria Chupa(no.133); Ethiopia : failure of land reform and agricultural crisis by Kidane Mengisteab(no.137); Telling tales : the pedagogy and promise of African American literature for youth by Dianne Johnson(no.139); The racial problem in the works of Richard Wright and James Baldwin by Jean-François Gounard(no.140);

LT is missing (lots): The Black teacher and the dramatic arts; a dialogue, bibliography, and anthology edited by William R. Reardon and Thomas D. Pawley(no.3); Refugees south of the Sahara; an African dilemma edited by Hugh C. Brooks and Yassin El-Ayouty(no.4); The decline and abolition of Negro slavery in Venezuela, 1820-1854 by John V. Lombardi(no.7); A bio-bibliography of Counté P. Cullen, 1903-1946 by Margaret Perry(no.8); The abbé Grégoire, 1787-1831; the odyssey of an egalitarian by Ruth F. Necheles(no.9); Nigeria: dilemma of nationhood; an African analysis of the Biafran conflict edited by Joseph Okpaku(no.12); Periodic markets, urbanization, and regional planning : a case study from Western Kenya by Robert A. Obudho and Peter P. Waller(no.22); Internal combustion : the races in Detroit, 1915-1926 by David Allan Levine(no.24); Travail and triumph : Black life and culture in the South since the Civil War by Arnold H. Taylor(no.26); New rulers in the ghetto : the community development corporation and urban poverty by Harry Edward Berndt(no.28); Black ethos : northern urban Negro life and thought, 1890-1930 by David Gordon Nielson(no.29); Old roots in new lands : historical and anthropological perspectives on Black experiences in the Americas edited by Ann M. Pescatello(no.31); Black academic libraries and research collections : an historical survey by Jessie Carney Smith(no.34); Revisiting Blassingame’s The slave community : the scholars respond edited by Al-Tony Gilmore(no.37); Schooling for the new slavery : Black industrial education, 1868-1915 by Donald Spivey(no.38); The "hindered hand" : cultural implications of early African-American fiction by Arlene A. Elder(no.39); The Cherokee freedmen : from emancipation to American citizenship by Daniel F. Littlefield(no.40); The separate problem : case studies of Black education in the North, 1900-1930 by Judy Jolley Mohraz(no.42); The slave drivers : Black agricultural labor supervisors in the antebellum South by William L. Van Deburg(no.43); The Black rural landowner--endangered species : social, political, and economic implications edited by Leo McGee and Robert Boone(no.44); Keep a-inchin’ along : selected writings of Carl Van Vechten about Black art and letters edited by Bruce Kellner(no.45); Decolonization and dependency : problems of development of African societies edited by Aguibou Y. Yansane(no.48); The American slave : a composite autobiography : supplement, series 2 edited by George P. Rawick(no.49); The second Black renaissance : essays in Black literature by C. W. E. Bigsby(no.50); Advice among masters : the ideal in slave management in the Old South edited by James O. Breeden(no.51); Towards African literary independence : a dialogue with contemporary African writers by Phanuel Akubueze Egejuru(no.53); The African nexus : Black American perspectives on the European partitioning of Africa, 1880-1920 by Sylvia M. Jacobs(no.55); Freedom and prejudice : the legacy of slavery in the United States and Brazil by Robert Brent Toplin(no.56); Survival and progress : the Afro-American experience by L. Alex Swan(no.58); Blood and flesh : Black American and African identifications by Josephine Moraa Moikobu(no.59); From DuBois to Van Vechten : the early new Negro literature, 1903-1926 by Chidi Ikonné(no.60); About my father’s business : the life of Elder Michaux by Lillian Ashcraft Webb(no.61); War and race : the Black officer in the American military, 1915-1941 by Gerald W. Patton(no.62); Science, myth, reality : the Black family in one-half century of research by Eleanor Engram(no.64); Index to the American slave edited by Donald M. Jacobs and Steven Fershleiser(no.65); Ambivalent friends : Afro-Americans view the immigrant by Arnold Shankman(no.67); The Afro-Yankees : Providence’s Black community in the antebellum era by Robert J. Cottrol(no.68); The craft of an absolute winner : characterization and narratology in the novels of Machado de Assis by Maria Luisa Nunes(no.71); Black marriage and family therapy edited by Constance E. Obudho(no.72); The womb of space : the cross-cultural imagination by Wilson Harris(no.73); Contemporary public policy perspectives and black Americans : issues in an era of retrenchment politics edited by Mitchell F. Rice and Woodrow Jones(no.77); Student culture and activism in black South African universities : the roots of resistance by Mokubung O. Nkomo(no.78); The cinema of Ousmane Sembene, a pioneer of African film by Françoise Pfaff(no.79); More than drumming : essays on African and Afro-Latin music and musicians edited by Irene V. Jackson(no.80); Philanthropy and Jim Crow in American social science by John H. Stanfield(no.82); More than dancing : essays on Afro-American music and musicians edited by Irene V. Jackson(no.83); Israel in the Black American perspective Robert G. Weisbord and Richard Kazarian(no.84); Writing "independent" history : African historiography, 1960-1980 by Caroline Neale(no.85); Sterling A. Brown : building the Black aesthetic tradition by Joanne V. Gabbin(no.86); Black theatre in the 1960s and 1970s : a historical-critical analysis of the movement by Mance Williams(no.87); An old creed for the new South : proslavery ideology and historiography, 1865-1918 by John David Smith(no.89); Amalgamation! : race, sex, and rhetoric in the nineteenth-century American novel by James Kinney(no.90); Portrait of an expatriate : William Gardner Smith, writer by LeRoy S. Hodges(no.91); Africa and the West : the legacies of empire edited by Isaac James Mowoe and Richard Bjornson(no.92); Alain Locke and philosophy : a quest for cultural pluralism by Johnny Washington(no.94); Race, politics, and culture : critical essays on the radicalism of the 1960’s edited by Adolph Reed(no.95); Wole Soyinka and modern tragedy : a study of dramatic theory and practice by Ketu H. Katrak(no.96); The white press and Black America by Carolyn Martindale(no.97); A Black elite : a profile of graduates of UNCF colleges by Daniel C. Thompson(no.98); "De Lawd" : Richard B. Harrison and The green pastures by Walter C. Daniel(no.99); Health care issues in Black America : policies, problems, and prospects edited by Woodrow Jones and Mitchell F. Rice(no.100); Alexander Crummell : pioneer in nineteenth-century Pan-African thought by Gregory U. Rigsby(no.101); The character of the word : the texts of Zora Neale Hurston by Karla F.C. Holloway(no.102); Black sailors : Afro-American merchant seamen and whalemen prior to the Civil War by Martha S. Putney(no.103); Surprizing narrative : Olaudah Equiano and the beginnings of Black autobiography by Angelo Costanzo(no.104); A revolution gone backward : the Black response to national politics, 1876-1896 by Bess Beatty(no.105); The short fiction of Rudolph Fisher edited and introduced by Margaret Perry(no.107); Take five : collected poems, 1971-1986 by Kenneth A. McClane(no.109); He, too, spoke for democracy : Judge Hastie, World War II, and the black soldier by Phillip McGuire(no.110); The Crisis and challenge of African development edited by Harvey Glickman(no.112); The Trinidad awakening : West Indian literature of the nineteen-thirties by Reinhard W. Sander(no.114); African literature, African critics : the forming of critical standards, 1947-1966 Rand Bishop(no.115); Visible now : Blacks in private schools edited by Diana T. Slaughter and Deborah J. Johnson(no.116); From folklore to fiction : a study of folk heroes and rituals in the Black American novel by H. Nigel Thomas(no.118); Feel the Spirit : studies in nineteenth-century Afro-American music edited by George R. Keck and Sherrill V. Martin(no.119); Ghanaian literatures edited by Richard K. Priebe(no.120); From a caste to a minority : changing attitudes of American sociologists toward Afro-Americans, 1896-1945 by Vernon J. Williams(no.121); Capital and the state in Nigeria by John F.E. Ohiorhenuan(no.122); Famine in East Africa : food production and food policies by Ronald E. Seavoy(no.125); Archetypes, imprecators, and victims of fate : origins and developments of satire in Black drama by Femi Euba(no.126); Class and consciousness : the Black petty bourgeoisie in South Africa, 1924 to 1950 by Alan Gregor Cobley(no.127); Black music in the Harlem Renaissance : a collection of essays edited by Samuel A. Floyd(no.128); American policy and African famine : the Nigeria-Biafra War, 1966-1970 by Joseph E. Thompson(no.130); The Wealth of races : the present value of benefits from past injustices edited by Richard F. America(no.132); Anne, the white woman in contemporary African-American fiction : archetypes stereotypes, and characterizations by Anna Maria Chupa(no.133); Ethiopia : failure of land reform and agricultural crisis by Kidane Mengisteab(no.137); Telling tales : the pedagogy and promise of African American literature for youth by Dianne Johnson(no.139); The racial problem in the works of Richard Wright and James Baldwin by Jean-François Gounard(no.140);