Books
- Mississippi Solo, 1988.
- Native Stranger, 1992. (Selected as a New York Times Notable Book of 1992)
- South of Haunted Dreams, 1993.
- Still Life in Harlem, 1996. (Selected as a New York Times Notable Book of 1997), translated into French as Harlem, 2007.
- Jupiter et Moi, 2005.
- Paris en noir et black, 2009.
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