Results for: books tagged ‘Racism’
Spinning into Butter: Rebecca Gilman
When clearly racist, but anonymous, letters start appearing on the door of one of the college's few African American students, Sarah, the liberal dean of students, is forced to question ... More
Chuck Berry: The Autobiography: Chuck Berry
'If you tried to give rock 'n' roll another name, you might call it Chuck Berry.' John LennonThis astonishingly candid autobiography is the amazing life story of Chuck Berry, the ... More
This Is How It Goes: Neil LaBute
Belinda and Cody Phipps appear to be a typical American couple: teenage sweethearts now married with children and a luxurious home. Typical except that Cody is in almost every respect ... More
The Exonerated: Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen
What does it truly mean to be exonerated? The dictionary says it is to be proclaimed innocent after having been convicted of a crime. But what effect does it have ... More
The Overwhelming: J. T. Rogers
Seizing the opportunity to research a book, Jack Exley uproots his family from Illinois to Rwanda in early 1994. Alarmingly out of depth, Jack begins a fervent search for his ... More
South African Winter: Jan Morris
Jan Morris spent the South African winter of 1957 touring the country for the Guardian. This book, the product of her travels, was not a political treatise but an evocation ... More
Meeting the Invisible Man: Toby Green
In 1995 Toby Green became friends with El Hadji, a Senegalese photographer who swore that, in the West African hinterland, there were mystics who possessed the secrets of how to ... More
The Still Moment: Paul Binding
Paul Binding here describes meeting one of the great writers of the American South, Eudora Welty. More
The Black Album - adapted for the stage: Hanif Kureishi
Hanif Kureishi’s witty stage adaptation of his strikingly prescient and acclaimed novel, The Black Album, premiered at the National Theatre, London, in July 2009. More