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Conversations with Richard Wright
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- Creator
- edited by Keneth Kinnamon and Michel Fabre
- Format
- Books
- Language
- English
- Contributors
- Publication
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- Jackson : University Press of Mississippi, [1993]
- ©1993
- Physical Details
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- xxi, 253 pages ; 24 cm
- ISBNs
- 9780878056323, 0878056327, 9780878056330, 0878056335
- OCLC
- ocm28149215
- Includes index.
- Author! Author!: Prize-Winning Novelist Talks of Communism and Importance of "Felt Life" / May Cameron -- An Editorial Conference / Harry L. Shaw, Jr., Donald Thompson and James Magraw, et al. -- The American Writer in a Democratic Society / Carl Miller -- An Author Discusses His Craft / Marcia Minor -- Guggenheim Prize to Richard Wright / New York Amsterdam News -- Can We Depend Upon Youth to Follow the American Way? / George V. Denny, Jr., et al. -- Negroes Have No Stake in This War, Wright Says / Angelo Herndon -- Negro Hailed as New Writer / New York Sun -- A Conversation with Richard Wright, Author of Native Son / Romance -- Native Son to Be Drama / A. M. Rivera, Jr. -- Wright, Negro Ex-Field Hand, Looks Ahead to New Triumphs / Roy Wilder -- Untitled Typescript of Some of Wright's Answers in an Unidentified Interview / Bower -- Readers and Writers / Edwin Seaver -- Richard Wright Feels Grip of Harlem Tension / Mark Schubart -- Negro Author Criticizes Reds as Intolerant / New York Herald Tribune -- Book-of-the-Month Author Talks for AFRO / Michael Carter -- Misery Begets Genius / Mary Braggiotti -- Author Richard Wright Champion of Negro Rights / Trudi McCullough -- How Richard Wright Looks at Black Boy / PM -- This, Too, Is America / Charles J. Rolo -- Are We Solving America's Race Problem? / George V. Denny, Jr., Irving Ives, Elmer Carter, Richard Wright and Jerry Voorhis -- Black Boy and Reading / Richard Wright -- Richard Wright Stresses Realism in Dealing with Fictional Negro Types / Coit Hendley, Jr. -- Asserts Negro's Fight for Equality Benefit to Nation / Des Moines Register -- There's No Black Problem in the U.S.A., but a White Problem, the Black Writer Richard Wright Tells Us / Maurice Nadeau -- Richard Wright, Negro Author, Is Here to Make Home in Paris / Anne Perlman -- Two Hours with a Great American / Michel Gordey -- Richard Wright Tells Us: The White Problem in the United States / Raphael Tardon -- An Interview with Richard Wright / Peter Schmid -- No Film Has Ever Depicted the Life of Blacks in American Cities / Lucienne Escoube -- Richard Wright in Paris / Maurice Fleurent -- An Interview with Richard Wright: America Is Not the New World / Michel Gordey -- Why Richard Wright Came Back from France / PM's Sunday Picture News -- I Feel More at Home in France Than Where I Was Born / Nuit et Jour -- An Interview in Paris with - Richard Wright: On U.S. Politics / Michel Salomon -- Richard Wright, the Black Dostoevski / Ramuncho Gomez -- Interview with Richard Wright / Revista Branca -- An Interview with Native Son / Jeanine Delpech -- Our Main Problem Today Consists in Enlightening Man about Himself / Genevieve Heuze -- A Black Writer Becomes a Movie Actor / Johannes Skancke Martens -- An Interview with Expatriate Richard Wright in Paris / Allan Temko -- An Interview with Richard Wright / Hans de Vaal -- Conversation with Richard Wright / Johannes Skancke Martens -- Richard Wright: I Curse the Day When for the First Time I Heard the Word "Politics" / L'Express -- Interview / Raymond Barthes -- Richard Wright / Fernanda Pivano -- Are the United States One Nation, One Law, One People? / La Nef -- Black Culture / Jean Jose Marchand -- U.S. Lets Negro Explain Race Ills, Wright Declares / Barry Learned -- A Small Portrait of Richard Wright / Kenneth Faris -- A Great Writer Speaks Out: Richard Wright Interviewed for the Morgenbladet / Johannes Skancke Martens -- Richard Wright Explains His Work and The Long Dream / Maurice Nadeau -- Interview with Richard Wright / L'Express -- R. Wright: America Is Not Conformist: It Renews Itself Endlessly / Annie Brierre -- An Unbalanced Relationship / Georges Charbonnier -- The American Novel / Georges Charbonnier -- A Novel by Richard Wright, The Long Dream / Georges Charbonnier -- Between Two Worlds / George's Charbonnier -- Richard Wright, For Whom Do You Write? / Georges Charbonnier -- A Negro American in France / Georges Charbonnier -- A Negro Novel about White People / Georges Charbonnier -- One of Uncle Tom's Children / Peter Lennon -- Jazz and Desire / Frank Tenot