Schemes, Dreams, and Some Thoughts on Poetry
The Difficult Lessons of Richard Wright's Native Son
Lately I've been thinking about Richard Wright's famous protest novel, Native Son (1940). The book is a page-turner like no other, and there is much to learn from it during this long season of exhibitionistic murders.
Somewhere in America: Before and After Charleston
Somewhere in America, as I write this, you sit hunched over a laptop in your family’s basement planning a rampage.