A Bibliography.

This bibliography documents the extensive scholarly and creative work of Anand Prahlad, focusing primarily on African American folklore, proverbs, poetry, and cultural traditions from the 1970s through the early 2020s. Prahlad's contributions include poetry collections, ethnographic essays, folklore studies, and editorial projects such as The Greenwood Encyclopedia of African American Folklore. His research addresses themes such as proverb usage in African American and Jamaican contexts, folklore's role in identity and cultural expression, and intersections of race, disability, and neurodiversity. The bibliography also highlights Prahlad's engagement with contemporary issues like monument removal and the representation of African American experiences in folklore scholarship.