Finding a Way Home

Discover the profound insights of "Finding a Way Home," a compelling collection edited by Owen E. Brady and published by the University Press of Mississippi in 2011. This thought-provoking paperback features thirteen essays from scholars across four countries, each delving into Walter Mosley's unique portrayal of African American experiences of homelessness in an often unwelcoming America.

Explore how Mosley challenges the boundaries of genre and engages politically through his prose. The essays examine his innovative use of parody, vernacular culture, and his intricate analyses of utopian and dystopian themes. With 224 pages of rich content, "Finding a Way Home" is an essential read for anyone interested in African American literature and the complexities of race identity in the United States.

Join the conversation about Mosley's impactful work and gain a deeper understanding of the historical and critical contexts surrounding his literature.