James as a Neo-Slave Narrative -- ep. by Howard Rambsy II

Remarkable Receptions
16/12/2024 3 min Temporada 22 Episodio 7
James as a Neo-Slave Narrative -- ep. by Howard Rambsy II

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A brief take on Percival Everett’s James as a neo-slave narrative, situating it within the rich body of African American fiction addressing slavery while critiquing the isolation of Black writers from broader creative networks.Script by Howard Rambsy II  Read by Kassandra Timm

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