This author critiqued Stanley Edgar Hyman in his essay "'Change the Joke and Slip the Yoke'' and responded to an Irving Hower review from the magazine New Leader in the essay "The Word and the Jug."
This author critiqued Stanley Edgar Hyman in his essay "'Change the Joke and Slip the Yoke'' and responded to an Irving Hower review from the magazine New Leader in the essay "The Word and the Jug." In one novel, Sister Bearmaster prevents a red-headed woman from grabbing a protagonist, who she claims is her son Cudworth, when he rises from a coffin as a stunt. This author included the sections "The Seer and the Seen" and "Sound and the Mainstream" in an essay collection titled for a review of the film version of Intruders in the Dust. This author's second novel describes a man who changes his name from Bliss after abandoning his black adopted father Reverend Alonzo Hickman to become the racist senator Adam Sunraider. This author of Shadow and Act expanded his short story "Battle Royale" into a novel ending when the protagonist fights Ras the Exhorter during riots in Harlem. FTP, name this black writer who never published his novel Juneteenth during his lifetime, after the success of his first novel Invisible Man. 
This author critiqued Stanley Edgar Hyman in his essay "'Change the Joke and Slip the Yoke'' and responded to an Irving Hower review from the magazine New Leader in the essay "The Word and the Jug."
Ralph Ellison  