Here is a link to an interview with Madison Smartt Bell, one of my mentors and, happy to say, friends. We worked together at Goucher. He is a phenomenal writer/teacher, and he's just written a biography on Toussaint Louverture. His trilogy on the Haitian revolution (a fictionalized account) is a must-read. (Better save it for a summer read - they are long books - but worth it!)
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March 14, 2007
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