Conversations with Ishmael Reed by Bruce Dick

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In this collection of candid interviews, Ishmael Reed discusses how critics, especially from the northeastern establishment have consistently marginalized African American writers. As he does in his writing, Reed uses invective, satire, and humour to show how those people “have made no attempt to understand recent American writing.”

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Conversations with Ishmael Reed by Bruce Dick

In this collection of candid interviews, Ishmael Reed discusses how critics, especially from the northeastern establishment have consistently marginalized African American writers. As he does in his writing, Reed uses invective, satire, and humour to show how those people have made no attempt to understand recent American writing.

Ishmael Reed is a well-known African-American author in the United States. He is the author of several plays, poems, and novels, the most recent of which is Japanese by Spring. He is a resident of Oakland, California.

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ISBN 13 9780878058150
ISBN 10 087805815X
Title Conversations with Ishmael Reed
Author Bruce Dick
Series Literary Conversations Ser
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher University Press of Mississippi
Year published 1995-12-30
Number of pages 277
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.