By Tessa Wood Sunset over the Berkeley campus and the San Francisco Bay. (Photo by Daniel Parks.) When I heard I was still required to write a post for the CLACS blog after having already dropped out of my Ph.D. program to attend law school, I was unsure what insight of value I still had... Continue Reading →
Reading One’s Own Reality: Lessons from Brazil’s Peripheral Literature
Tessa Wood works in the field of literatura periférica (peripheral literature), the work of primarily Afro-Brazilian authors from marginalized urban areas.