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This carefully researched bio-critical study not only provides a compelling view of Clarence Major's life and multifaceted career but also offers signal insights into the life and work of other writers of African American descent whose artistic production has not been limited, and should not be read as limited, by 'race.' -Joe Weixlmann, editor emeritus of the African American Review ; This groundbreaking study provides fresh insight into Major's fiction, poetry, and painting. By drawing on previously unknown archival material and interviews, Byerman develops a rich account of Major's life and sheds new light on the creative practice of an experimentalist who is quite possibly the most prolific African American writer of his generation. -Linda Furgerson Selzer, author of Charles Johnson in Context

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