What Time Is It, Mr. Wolf? (Literary Fiction) represented by Kent Wolf at Neon Literary
What Time Is It Mr. Wolf? is a mythologized account of Craigwell-Graham’s uncle’s struggle with mental illness growing up in Baltimore public housing in the 1950-60s.
“As mental illness in Black communities continues to be underrecognized and underreported, I hope my uncle’s story creates space and conversations to help others.”
Jeannetta Craigwell-Graham is a Bajan/African-American fiction writer based Denmark. She is the recipient of various fellowships and prizes from Hawthornden Foundation, MacDowell, de Groot Foundation, Curtis Brown Creative and Tin House. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in swamp pink, Indiana Review, SAND among other publications. Jeannetta is the co-founder of Black Women Writers in Europe, an NGO devoted to growing Black womxn writers in Europe. She is currently working on a trilogy of novels incorporating family history and horror mythology from the African Diaspora. When not writing, Jeannetta works in international aid across Sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean. She lives in Ebeltoft with her daughter.
Visit Jeannetta’s website: www.jeannettacraigwell-graham.com