Walter Mosley, "Folding the Red Into the Black"
October 19, 2016
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as posted by the channelMosley’s Easy Rawlins, Fearless Jones, and Leonid McGill mysteries represent only one side of this accomplished writer’s achievements. Best known as a novelist, Mosley, winner of PEN America’s Lifetime Achievement Award, has also published nonfiction works on politics, economics, and race, including Workin’ on the Chain Gang and Twelve Steps toward Political Revelation. A compelling social visionary, Mosley here draws on his experiences as a Jewish African American to urge readers to reject the demands of both capitalism and socialism and instead find creative alternatives to fulfill their own and humanity’s deepest potential.
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