|a Families |z Michigan |z Detroit |v Fiction. Davis will discuss her award-winning memoir, World According to Fannie Davis. |a African Americans |z Nigeria |v Fiction. Davis, Into the Go-Slow (via thefeministpress). |a African Americans |z Michigan |z Detroit |v Fiction. Ringshout and Mosaic Magazine hosted authors Bridgett Davis and Jeffery Renard Allen reading. Davis 5.0 (1) Paperback (New Edition) 16.95 Paperback 16.95 eBook 13. Her feature film, Naked Acts, received the Audience Award for the 2009 African Diaspora Film Festival, and she was a finalist in Narrative’s Winter 2009 Story Contest. Into the Go-Slow was released by the Feminist Press at CUNY in September 2014. Against a backdrop of Nigeria's infamous go-slow-traffic as wild and surprising as a Fela lyric-Angie begins to unravel the mysteries of the past, and opens herself up to love and life after Ella. Davis is the author of the novels Shifting through Neutral and Into the Go-Slow, from which the story Lagos, first published by Narrative, was taken. At the center of this quest is a love affair that upends everything Angie thought she knew about herself. She retraces her sister's steps, all the while navigating the chaotic landscape of a major African country on the brink of democracy careening toward a coup d'êtat. On impulse, she travels from Detroit to the place where Ella tragically died four years before Nigeria.

|a It's 1986 and twenty-one-year-old Angie continues to mourn the death of her brilliant and radical sister Ella. A young black woman visits Africa on a quest for peace, meaning, and love in a beautiful allegory at the heart of a realist novel (Chris Abani, author of The. |a : |b The Feminist Press at CUNY, |c 2014.

Into the Go-Slow by Bridgett M. Davis