Scholarship
“In Black poetry, what remains in the process
E. Hughes from “On Black Poetry”
of these attempts at utterance is the disfigured and the disfiguring body, the mark of an eternal question, and an ambiguity of a dynamism that will never shore to language.”
Peer-Reviewed Articles
- Hughes, E. “On Black Poetry: The Corpse and the Phenomenon of Third Person Consciousness.” Callaloo Journal 43, No. 2 Vol. 43, No. 2, Summer Issue 2025, 118-126.
Scholarly Interviews
- Juneteenth Reminds Us That “Black Freedom” Is an Ongoing Project on Truthout with George Yancy
Selected Literary Interviews
- E. Hughes: A Poet Uncovers Black History on Visionary Artistry Magazine with Hunter Buchheit
- E. Hughes and Luther Hughes vs. Nostalgia on Vs. Podcast Poetry Foundation with Brittany Rodgers and Ajanaé Dawkins
- Giving Voice to “Silent Casualties”A Dialogue with E. Hughes on The Art Section with Robert Stalker
- An Interview with Tina Chang on TriQuarterly Magazine with E. Hughes