Black Folk Could Fly

This audiobook presents a rich tapestry of the life and work of the influential Randall Kenan, celebrated for his unique contributions to both fiction and nonfiction. It explores his personal experiences as a Black gay man from the South, offering poignant essays that reflect on the strong women who shaped him, his childhood memories, and the land and culture of eastern North Carolina. This powerful collection serves as a tribute to Kenan's literary brilliance and intellectual journey, showcasing his deep connections to various cultural icons.