This novel's yam-eating narrator descends into an altered sense of time when listening to Louis Armstrong.
This novel's yam-eating narrator descends into an altered sense of time when listening to Louis Armstrong. Repeatedly alluding to "Yes 'em to death", its narrator is told he is Mr. Norton's fate and dreams he is castrated by the one-eyed Jack. A mock rebirth scene occurs after Brockway triggers an explosion at Liberty Paints. In this novel, Sambo dolls are sold by a character who "plunges outside history", Tod Clifton. Its narrator mingles at the Chthonian with the Brotherhood, and stabs Ras the Exhorter during an apocalyptic race riot before descending underground to leech off of Monopolated Light and Power. For 10 points, name this novel by Ralph Ellison.
This novel's yam-eating narrator descends into an altered sense of time when listening to Louis Armstrong.
Invisible Man [do not accept "The Invisible Man"] 