Editor Christopher Jackson suggested that a contemporary writer adopt the "cold" tone of this man, who was free of "sentiment and melodrama", resulting in a work that discusses "a country lost in the Dream".
The twentieth anniversary of this man's death provided the occasion for a 2007 "letter to" him written by Congolese author Alain Mabanckou (ma-bahn-KOO). Editor Christopher Jackson suggested that a contemporary writer adopt the "cold" tone of this man, who was free of "sentiment and melodrama", resulting in a work that discusses "a country lost in the Dream". This man wrote that his "gimmick" was, "by an unforeseeable paradox", his entry into the Christian church, in an essay that examines his eventual disillusionment with religion entitled (*) "Down at the Cross". This man collected that essay along with "My Dungeon Shook" in a book that inspired Ta-Nehisi Coates's Between the World and Me. The Fire Next Time is by, for 10 points, what African-American author who created John Grimes in his novel Go Tell it on the Mountain?
The twentieth anniversary of this man's death provided the occasion for a 2007 "letter to" him written by Congolese author Alain Mabanckou (ma-bahn-KOO).
James Baldwin [or James Arthur Baldwin] &lt;Hart&gt;