Published by the Author, Self-Publication in Nineteenth-Century African American Literature, The University of North Carolina Press, Bryan Sinche,American/African American,LITERARY CRITICISM, African American Literature; American Literature; nineteenth-century literature; book history; self-publication; book publishing in the United States; printing history; slave narrative; autobiography; abolition; Black church; print culture; justice system; Black History; African American history; African American studies; writing by enslaved people; M.E. Church, South; A.M.E. Church;  Levin Tilmon; Thomas Smallwood; Rev. Thomas James; Rev. Robert B. Anderson; Jacob Stroyer; William J. Anderson; Osborne P. Anderson; James Mars; Jarena Lee; Major James Wilkerson; Rev. David Smith; Rev. Elijah Marrs; Christopher McPherson; Peter Randolph; Lucy Delaney; Norvel Blair; Henry Parker; Harriet Wilson; Our Nig,, The John Hope Franklin Series in African American History and Culture, United States, en-UShttps://uncpress.orgAfrican American Literature; American Literature; nineteenth-century literature; book history; self-publication; book publishing in the United States; printing history; slave narrative; autobiography; abolition; Black church; print culture; justice system; Black History; African American history; African American studies; writing by enslaved people; M.E. Church, South; A.M.E. Church;  Levin Tilmon; Thomas Smallwood; Rev. Thomas James; Rev. Robert B. Anderson; Jacob Stroyer; William J. Anderson; Osborne P. Anderson; James Mars; Jarena Lee; Major James Wilkerson; Rev. David Smith; Rev. Elijah Marrs; Christopher McPherson; Peter Randolph; Lucy Delaney; Norvel Blair; Henry Parker; Harriet Wilson; Our Nig, [BLURB],[CITY],NC,books, ebooks, biblet, Book2look