Wright as global intellectual and racial reformer. James Smethurst: After modernism: Richard Wright interprets the black belt -- Cynthia Tolentino: Sociological interests, racial reform: Richard Wright's intellectual of color -- Mark Mvé Bekale: The Negro intellectual and the tragic sense of hybridity: a study in postcolonial existentialism -- Anthony Dawahare: Richard Wright's Native son and the dialectics of black experience -- The pursuit of sovereignty in Wright's political and artistic odyssey. Laurence Cossu-Beaumont: Richard Wright and his editors: a work under the influence from the signifyin(g) rebel to the exiled intellectual -- Shoshana Milgram Knapp: Recontextualizing Richard Wright's The outsider: Hugo, Dostoevsky, Max Eastman, and Ayn Rand -- Barbara Foley: A dramatic picture of woman from feudalism to fascism: Richard Wright's Black hope -- Wright's other destinies: gothicism and the neo-baroque. Charles Scruggs: Forged in injustice: the gothic motif in the fiction of Ernest Hemingway and Richard Wright -- William E. Dow: Pulp gothicism in Richard Wright's The outsider -- Michel Feith: Working the underground seam: Richard Wright's The man who lived underground in the light of Percival Everett's Zulus -- Richard Wright's Sweet airs: experiments with performance genres. Bruce Allen Dick: Forgotten chapter: Richard Wright, playwrights, and the modern theater -- Steven C. Tracy: A Wright to sing the blues: King Joe's punch -- Transnational shifts: silence and sentiment. Alice Mikal Craven: Richard Wright's Island of silence in the long dream -- Sudhi Rajiv: Expanding metaphors of marginalization: Richard Wright, Sharankumar Limbale, and a post-caste imaginary -- Sandy Alexandre: Culmination in miniature: late style and the essence of Richard Wright's haiku.
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