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Philip Lewis Henderson, Berlin, Germany and/or Richmond, USA
- Philip Lewis Henderson, aka “Philip Lewis,” “P. Lewis” (nom de plume)
- November 2, 1967
PLACE OF BIRTH:
- Atlanta, Georgia
- 1611 Renmark Road, Richmond, VA 23229
- c/o Another Country, Riemannstrasse 7, 10961 Berlin
- Author/illustrator/webmaster
- B. F. A., Howard University, Department of Fine Arts, 1992
- Reading at St. Marks’ Poetry Project with Kevin O’ Brien, New York, February, 1995
- “In the Dishroom,” a play, by Anthony Baggette, Berlin, 2002
- Reading at Literatur-Haus, Berlin, November, 2002 (group reading)
- Reading at Soul-Trane, Kantstrasse (Charlottenberg), Berlin, February, 2003
- Reading at Book Passage, San Francisco, CA, May 7, 2007
- Reading at Alexander Books, San Francisco, CA, May, 2007
- Reading at Wild About Books, Clearlake, CA, May, 2007
- Reading at Bowery Poetry Club with Reginald Lockett, New York, September 18, 2007
- Reading at Fuel, Schokoladen, Berlin, Ackerstrasse 169, Mitte, Berlin, March 9, 2008 and October 10, 2009
- Reading at East of Eden Books, Schreinerstrasse, Friedrichshain, Berlin, May 20, 2008, October, 2008 and October 12, 2009
- Reading at Amerika Haus Berlin, April 15, 2009
- Reading at Another Country Bookstore, Berlin (late 2009)
- Reading at ICD, Charlottenburg, Berlin, December 4, 2011
- Reading at Terzo Mondo, Berlin, January 17, 2012
- Reading at English Theatre, Berlin, February 2013
RADIO APPEARENCES:
- KPOO 89.5, San Francisco, May 5, 2007. Reading with two other authors.
- WBAI 99.5, New York City, July 16, 2009. With Louis Reyes Rivera.
PUBLICATIONS
Books
- Life of Death. Boulder/Normal: Fiction Collective Two, 1993.
- Extreme Curves. New York: NBM, 2004
- Nate. Hyattsville: Back House Books, 2006
- Extreme Curves 2, New York: NBM, 2008
Articles/Reviews
· “The Cultural Mulatto Revisited,” American Book Review, (May/June, 1994): pp.
· Review of Iron House: Stories from the Yard by Jerome Washington. African American Review 30 (1996): 497–99.
· Review of Three Days Before the Shooting by Ralph Ellison. African American Review 44.4 (2012): 7-9
· “Goodbye to Berlin,” Konch Magazine (Fall, 2003): http://www.ishmaelreedpub.com/
· “On John Ridley’s ‘Modern American Nigger’: A Deconstruction,” Contemporary World Literature (May/June, 2011): http://www.contempraryworldliterature.com/
· “Reactionary Thug Rap,” Blue Lake Review (June, 2012)
· “An African American in Berlin,” Konch Magazine (March, 2013): http://www.ishmaelreedpub.net
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Excerpts/Short Stories
- Henderson, Phil. “from Life of Death,” Black Ice 5, (1989): pp.
- Lewis, Philip. “From Life of Death,” Black Ice 7, (1991): pp.
- Lewis, Philip. “Egyptian Panic,” Konch Magazine, (Summer, 2006): http://www.ishmaelreedpub.com/
- Henderson, Philip, “Germans With A Tan,” Konch Magazine (Winter, 2011)
- Henderson, Philip, “The Interrogation,” Contemporary World Literature (May/June, 2011) http://www.contemporaryworldliterature.com/
- Lewis, Philip, “Berlin Hangover,” Konch (March, 2013) http://www.ishmaelreedpub.net/
- Henderson, Philip. “A Reflection,” Fast Talk/Full Volume, Cabin John, MD: Gut Punch Press, 1993. Edited by Alan Spears.
- “American Males,” Sivullinen 15 (Finland), 1994
- “The All-American Crapping Can,” Sivullinen 17 (Finland), 1995
- “Don’t Tell Me, I Think I Already Know,” Konch Magazine, Fall, 1999. http://www.ishmaelreedpub.com/
- “Sunday During the War,” Blue Collar Review, Fall, 2006
- Henderson, Philip. “The Dreamer in Suburbia,” Sand 2 (Germany), Fall 2010
- Lewis, Philip. “The Proud Nubian King,” BlazeVOX (Summer, 2012)
- Lewis, Philip. “Paper Bag,” BlazeVOX (Summer, 2012)
- Lewis, Philip. “Bis Morgen,” BlazeVOX (Summer, 2012)
- “GALLERY: Phil Henderson,” Sizzle 11 (2001): 45-48.
- Sizzle 13 (2001)
- Sizzle 19 (2002)
- Sizzle 24 (2004)
- Sizzle 40 (2008)
Reviews of Philip Lewis (Henderson)
- Hannaham, James. ‘‘Rapes of Wrath.’’ Review of Life of Death. Village Voice (30 Nov. 1993): 58.
- Klinkowitz, Jerome. Review of Life of Death. African American Review 30 (1996): 148–49.
- Kushindana, Kwaku O. Review of Life of Death. Small Press 12 (1993): 44.
- Berube, Michael. „Straight Outta Normal.“ (Essay on avant-garde publishing and Fiction Collective 2.) Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction 37.3 (1996): 188-204.
- Dunham, Jeffrey B. “Philip Lewis,” Contemporary African-American Novelists: A Bio-Bibliographical Critical Sourcebook, edited by Emmanuel S. Nelson. Greenwood Press, 1999: pp. 279-283.
- American Book Award, 2006 (for Nate)
WORKS-IN-PROGRESS
- “Berlin Asylum,” novel (completed)
- “The Hallways of My Mind,” novel
- “Yankistan,” novel
- “Some of My Best Friends,” play
- “Raindrop Stains on the Oilcloth Window,” poems
- “A Requiem for the American Negro,” poems
- “Our Daily Dread,” novel
- A Study on the Modern Novel
ABOUT PHIL HENDERSON
- “Raw, raging, murderously truthful in statement and vision, calling to mind Celine’s Death on the Installment Plan and Alfred Doblin’s Berlin Alexanderplatz….his novel has the power of a nuclear fusillade.” –John A. Williams, on Life of Death
- “Lewis does have an eye for the complete lack of empowerment at the core of many Black American experiences. (He) captures the worst working-for-the-man nightmares any overworked, underpaid, unappreciated brother or sister could have. The epithets fly as fast as the dishes hurled at coworkers, all the characters rabid to put down anyone different from themselves.“ –James Hannaham, Village Voice, on Life of Death
- “Life of Death fits most comfortably on the shelf with Clarence Major's All-Night Visitors, Ronald Sukenick's Up, and Susan Quist's Indecent Exposure. There are even touches of Donald Barthelme and Gilbert Sorrentino here, such as making litanies of objects from popular culture and having great fun in concocting long strings of preposterous names for rock groups and songs - not that such practices mollify the author's anger. Instead, his subtly antimimetic stance helps his writings rise beyond the windy bluster that characterizes Celine at his worst. And where the ghastly details of Doblin sometimes become an end in themselves, Lewis is able to use such material transformatively, offering a picture of life that is inventively instructive rather than just ironically surreal.“ –Jerome Klinkowitz, on Life of Death
- “Caustic wit…politically pointed” –Michael Berube, on Life of Death
- “I enjoyed reading Nate so much that I read scenes to anyone within hearing distance. P. Lewis is an original talent whose English cuts through a lot of contemporary BS like a butcher knife. His characters don't give a flying F- whether you feel for them or not. It's important that a powerful novel such as this surfaces at a time when the black lit scene is being smothered by a lot of dumb frivolous chick-lit and down low scribbling. Anybody want to know where the kick-behind black male literary tradition of Himes, Wright, John A. Williams went? It's alive and well in Berlin.” –Ishmael Reed, on Nate
- “According to the author, this self-published 2006 American Book Award-winning novel was turned down by every major publisher in the United States. It is a brutally funny novel satirizing diverse subjects from American military misadventures, African-American cultural politics, to the chaos of contemporary American life. Like the protagonists of Nathaniel West's The Day of the Locust or Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man, the eponymous hero, Nathan James Morris, is a classic picaro, a naive everyman and would-be artist whose foolhardiness shows us more about American life and the human condition than would seem possible in one novel.”—Darryl Dickson-Carr, on Nate
REFERENCES
- http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/iew/beforecolumbus/2006ABAWinners.pdf
- myspace.com/philip__lewis
- http://articles.sfgate.com/2006-12-15/entertainment/17323558_1_carnegie-international-exhibition-san-francisco-symphony-art-exhibitions/2
- Wajahat Ali, “Faking the Hood: A Conversation with Ishmael Reed,” Counterpunch.org, March 15-16, 2008. http://www.counterpunch.org/reed03152008.html
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Bol...ljudska
Surovi realitet empatijski omeđen iskrenim pretpostavkama življenja u traženju mogućnosti egzistencije. No, iako utisnut unutar pojavnosti sopstvenih riječi i poruka, ali i otisnut valovima sopstvene dubine, Philip Lewis Henderson ne bježi od vlastite boli. Pripadnost ljudima je najveća bol. Iskonska, vanvremenska, božanska...bol. Pisac i pjesnik se hrabro odriče prava na šutnju i iako satjeran u ugao mogućih alternativa, on glasno zri u boli. Ne samo svojoj. Već i našoj. Usmjeren cilju opstanka ličnosti. Sa stavom, mišlju i porukom. A protiv boli. One, ljudske. Riječ urednika Mr.sc. Sabahudin Hadžialić 1.9.2014. |
The pain...of human
The harsh reality empathically bounded with sincere assumptions of the living in search of possibility for existence. However, although stamped inside the manifestation his own words and messages, and printed through the waves of own depth, Philip Lewis Henderson is not running away his very own pain. Belonging to the people is the biggest pain. The aboriginal, timeless, divine kind ... of pain. Writer and poet bravely waived his right to remain silent, and although driven into the corner of the possible alternatives, he loudly matures in pain. Not just of his. But also of our own. Aimed for the goal for the survival of personality. With an stand, thought and the message. And against the pain. The human kind. Editor's word Sabahudin Hadžialić, Msc 1.9.2014. |
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