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}}November Cotton Flower (2010) is the posthumous collection by American short story writer and essayist Jaykub Allen Hurley. A Foreword is written by Czech-Mexican writer Pavel Miklo Velka. The collection also includes letters and artwork originally by Hurley. The stories and essays in the order they appear in the book: - [https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B4LONjHDuMj3MzM3Y2I1Y2EtNTYyMS00Y2M2LThjNzItNGM0ZjFiYWNlMGYz&hl=en "Striver's Row"], a short story originally published in Southern Review (2007)
- "Loop-Jammed L" short story originally published in Southern Review (2008)
- "Lewis Halfway" short story published posthumously in AGNI (2009)
- "Rock a-by-by" short story published posthumously in Colorado Review (2009)
- "To Be Young Gifted and Black" essay published posthumously in Iowa Review (2010)
- "Red Nigger Moon" essay originally published in Mid-American Review (2007)
- "Reapers" essay published posthumously in Iowa Review (2010)
- "Song of Son" essay previously unpublished
- "Deep East" essay previously unpublished
- "Walking" essay previously unpublished
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