The author of Going to the Territory and Juneteenth, for 10 points, identify this author better known for featuring Ras the Exhorter and an unnamed African American narrator in his novel Invisible Man.
In one of this author's short stories, a character referred to as "the gutless wonder from Cincinnati" is disturbed by a trip to Alabama, while in another story, Mr. Catti rescues the seaman Parker in Wales. In addition to writing  this author also wrote a series of stories featuring Buster and Riley, and a story in which the narrator wins the jackpot of $36.90 before being knocked unconscious by two guards. In addition to writing "A Party Down at the Square," "In a Strange Country," and "King of the Bingo Game," this author wrote a collection of essays including "Society, Morality, and the novel," and "An extravagance of laughter," as well as a novel in which Reverend Alonzo Hickman deals with the death of his racist adopted son, Senator Adam Sunraider. The author of Going to the Territory and Juneteenth, for 10 points, identify this author better known for featuring Ras the Exhorter and an unnamed African American narrator in his novel Invisible Man.
In one of this author's short stories, a character referred to as "the gutless wonder from Cincinnati" is disturbed by a trip to Alabama, while in another story, Mr. Catti rescues the seaman Parker in Wales.
Ralph {Ellison}