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Paul Devlin is Associate Professor of English at the United States Merchant Marine Academy and Book Review Editor of African American Review. With Henry Louis Gates, Jr., he is co-editor of the scholarly editions of Albert Murray's writings. He is also editor of Rifftide (2011) and Murray Talks Music (2016).
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