Chesnutt - Links

CHARLES W. CHESNUTT: RESOURCES

Biographical Information on Charles W. Chesnutt: A page maintained by the Charles W. Chesnutt Library, with links to other sites.
Charles W. Chesnutt (1858-1932): A site by Donna Campbell of Washington State University. Includes bibliography and further links.
The Library of America Presents Charles W. Chesnutt.
The Chesnutt Women: A site about women in the Chesnutt family, by FSU faculty member Beverly Miller and her students.
Welcome to Charles W. Chesnutt's Fayetteville--A (Virtual) Literary Tour. A site by Jon Young, Professor of Humanities and Senior Associate Vice Chancellor at FSU.
Richard H. Brodhead, "Charles W. Chesnutt: Starting Out in Fayetteville," September 20, 2006. View a recording of his remarks.

Readings of The Conjure Woman by FSU faculty and students (in mp3 format. Requires Windows Media Player, Quicktime, or a similar audio plug-in):
- "The Goophered Grapevine," read by Diane Hill, Academic Suppport Specialist, University College
  - Part I
  - Part II
- "Po' Sandy," read by Diane Hill
- "Mars Jeems's Nightmare," read by Sean Baker, freshman at FSU
- "The Conjurer's Revenge," read by Sean Baker
- "Sis Becky's Pickaninny," read by Diane Hill
- "The Gray Wolf's Ha'nt," read by Sean Baker
- "Hot-Foot Hannibal," read by Sean Baker
- "Dave's Neckliss," read by Sean Baker
- "A Deep Sleeper," read by Sean Baker
- "Lonesome Ben," read by Sean Baker
- "The Dumb Witness," read by Sean Baker
- "A Victim of Heredity," read by Sean Baker
- "Tobe's Tribulations," read by Harmon Watson, Associate Professor, Performing and Fine Arts
  - Part I
  - Part II
  - Part III
  - Part IV
- "The Marked Tree," read by Michele McIver-Bell, Coordinator for Developmental Reading, University College