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Maybe his stories would have been more literarily economical. Being a fan of Walter Mosley and just having read his Little Scarlet, I assigned the book in a similar course, believing that its atmospheric mise en scene, its provocative and unflinching presentation of race relations, its caustic and fearless main character, Easy Rawlins, along with its pace and suspense, would serve as a tantalizing hook for my non literarily oriented students. Meg Moore, the literarily inclined heroine of At the Sign of the Star (rev. |
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