How and Why I Write / Maya Angelou

Angelou Has Paid for Her Success / Paul Rosenfield

An Interview with Maya Angelou / Ken Kelley

Listening to Maya Angelou / Walter Blum

Angelou's Autobiographic Emphasis on Community in Caged Bird / Elizabeth Fox-Genovese

African-American Women's Autobiography / Regina Blackburn

Angelou's Continuing Autobiography Celebrates New Images of Black Women / Sondra O'Neale

The Significance of Momma Henderson in Angelou's Autobiographies / Mary Jane Lupton

Angelou's Fictional Persona Draws Strength from Life's Conflicts / Selwyn Cudjoe

Angelou's Multivolume Autobiography is "a Poetic Adventure" / Joanne Braxton

The Influence of Christianity on Maya Angelou's Work / Carla Washington

Autobiography as Revolutionary Writing in I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings / Suzette A. Henke

Heroes and Villains in I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings / James Craig Holte

Style and Insight in I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings / Ernece B. Kelly

Death as Metaphor of Self in I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings / Liliane K. Arensberg

The Quest for Self-Acceptance in I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings / Sidonie Ann Smith

The Serious Business of Survival: Gather Together in My Name / Annie Gottlieb

A Transitional Time: The Heart of a Woman / David Levering Lewis

Maya Angelou's Poetry Creates Hope / Carol E. Neubauer.