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American Hunger

by Richard Wright

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A continuation of Richard Wright's autobiography, "Black Boy."
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It is odd, the episode i recall - the mental patient assuming control of their cell is replicated in the God That Wasn't anthology. Maybe it wasn't. I'd like to lean back and slap my 20 year old self in the mouth. I swore that Wright was our Dostoevsky. Jesus. ( )
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