The book's protagonist is trained in rhetoric by Hambro, sleeps with Sibyl,
The book's protagonist is trained in rhetoric by Hambro, sleeps with Sibyl, and gets in trouble for taking a man to the Golden Day saloon and allowing him to meet Trueblood. Its title character is injured in a paint factory explosion after being expelled by Dr. Bledsoe, and is enraged by the death of Todd Clifton, a member of the Brotherhood. This novel closes with a riot involving Ras the Exhorter in Harlem, and opens with the title character, who lives in a basement illuminated by over a thousand light bulbs, forced into a "battle royal" with other blacks. For 10 points, name this magnum opus of Ralph Ellison, whose namesake character is unperceived due to his race.
The book's protagonist is trained in rhetoric by Hambro, sleeps with Sibyl, and gets in trouble for taking a man to the Golden Day saloon and allowing him to meet Trueblood.
Invisible Man [do not accept "The Invisible Man"]