Long Division

Winner of the NAACP Image Award for Fiction, this debut novel explores the complexities of Black adolescence in post-Katrina Mississippi through two interconnected stories spanning different time periods. Following a viral moment and a mysterious book called Long Division, the narrative intertwines elements of satire, history, and time travel, as young characters confront themes of race, identity, and legacy. With humor, insight, and sharp social critique, the novel offers a vivid look at the challenges faced by young Black Americans navigating a layered and often difficult history.