"There's No Place to Go But Up" - bell hooks and Maya Angelou in conversation - Lion's Roar

A mind-to-mind exchange between Maya Angelou and bell hooks, two important African-American women writers, who care and think deeply about life.

There's No Place to Go But Up -- bell hooks and Maya Angelou in conversation | Lion’s Roar There’s No Place to Go But Up — bell hooks and Maya Angelou in conversation A mind-to-mind exchange between Maya Angelou and bell hooks, two important African-American women writers, who care and think deeply about life. Melvin McLeod 1 January 1998 bell hooks (left), photo by Liza Matthews. Maya Angelou (right), photo by York College ISLGP. Share Share Options Copy Link Facebook Email Save Probably the best part of my job as editor of Lion’s Roar is getting to meet some truly wise

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