Fanon: A National Book Award Nominee – Electrifying African American Literary Fiction on Racism, Revolution, and Liberation
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Fanon: A National Book Award Nominee – Electrifying African American Literary Fiction on Racism, Revolution, and Liberation

by John Edgar Wideman

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John Edgar Wideman’s Fanon is an electrifying work of African American literary fiction centered on racism, revolution, and liberation. Identified as a National Book Award nominee, it offers readers a literary exploration of powerful social and political themes.

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Fanon is a work of African American literary fiction by John Edgar Wideman.

The book engages with themes of racism, revolution, and liberation.

Its presentation is described as electrifying and connected with a National Book Award nomination.

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