Robert Whitlow

Robert Whitlow is a contemporary American author, poet, and playwright. Born in 1958 in Philadelphia, he is known for his raw and powerful narratives that confront social issues, particularly those of the African American experience. Whitlow's notable works include the novel "Homeland" (1996), the poetry collection "The Hotel of Forgetting" (2008), and the play "The Monkey Show" (2001). His work has won numerous awards, including the American Book Award and the Lambda Literary Award. Whitlow's writing has garnered critical acclaim for its honesty, depth, and unflinching portrayal of the human condition. He has been recognized for his ability to delve into complex emotions and explore the intersection of personal and societal struggles.