The American Catholic Quarterly Review, Volume 41

Founded in 1973, the American history review is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal issued by Johns Hopkins University Press. A review of new books on American historical themes, and reviews of influential titles of the past. It covers all areas of American history such as politics, military, economy, gender, religion, society, culture, law, knowledge, art, philosophy. Current editor-in-chief is Thomas P. Slaughter of the University of Rochester.

"African American Review" collects academic insights on African-American literature, drama, movies, visual art and culture, interviews, poetry, novels, book reviews, etc. AAR is issued quarterly and includes cultural commentators such as prominent writers and artists such as Trudier Harris, Arnold Rampersad, Hortense Spillers, Amiri Baraka, Cyrus Cassells, Rita Dove, Charles Johnson, Cheryl Wall and Toni Morrison. AAR, the official publication of the Modern Language Association LLC, promotes intense dialogue among writers and scholars of art, humanities and social sciences.

About the reviewer: Daniel Garrett is a writer of news, novels, poetry, drama. His book review is published in "Africa, American Book Review", "Forced Reader", "Quarterly in the Book", "Rainy Taxi", "Contemporary Novel Reviews", "Today's World Literature". These include Louis Aukinclos, Halle Bennett, Raymond Carver, Michael Freain, Ivy Goodman, Anthony Hect, Joseph Heller, Charles Johnson, James Merrill, Albert Mary, Carl Phillips, John Up It is a book review by Daiku, Corson Whitehead, Richard Wright. Garrett's article "James Baldwin's Inner Life and Social World" was released by IdentityTheory.com. You can contact him at atdgarrett31@hotmail.com