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I ain’t a mule, Huck: A Review of James (2024) by Percival Everett
By Jay Innis Murray I knew the trickster Ulysses just as early as I knew the wily rabbit of Negro American lore, and I could easily imagine myself a pint-sized Ulysses but hardly a rabbit, no matter how human and resourceful or Negro. And a little later I could imagine myself as Huck Finn Continue reading
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