Alexs Pate

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Afro-American Studies 883 Social Science Tower 267 19th Avenue South

Department Affiliations

Amistad. Pate, Alexs, based on the screenplay by David Franzoni, New York: Signet, 1997.
Finding Makeba. Pate, Alexs, New York: Putnam, 1996.
Losing Absalom. Pate, Alexs, Minneapolis: Coffee House Press, 1994.
The multicultiboho sideshow. Pate, Alexs, New York: Bard, 1999.
West of Rehoboth. Pate, Alexs, New York: William Morrow, 2001.
Contemporary African American Literature: Anywhere The Wind Blows. Pate, Alexs, 1996.
Innocent. Pate, Alexs, Princeton, NJ: Kutenai Press, 1998.

Collaboration with Asian American poet David Mura, "Out There," Walker Art Center: 1994
Co-writer with David Mura, Slowly This, a short feature film directed by Arthur Jafa, PBS
"Merry Christmas, Tamyra," National Public Radio's All Things Considered: 2002

Honor Fiction Book, Black Caucus of the American Library Association for West of Rehoboth, 2002
"Achiever Who Will Lead The Next Generation" in the area of literature, USA Today/Weekend, 2002
Minnesota Book Award for Losing Absalom, 1995
Best First Novel, Black Caucus of the American Library Association for Losing Absalom, 1995
Minnesota Book Award for Multicultiboho Sideshow, 2000