Mari’s Reviews > The Matter of Black Lives: Writing from The New Yorker – A Century of Groundbreaking Essays, Profiles, and Reporting on Race in America > Status Update
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It'll take me a long while to chip away at this book.
Thus far, I've read James Baldwin's essay, and, of course, it was brilliant.
It certainly helps inform the perspective and personal and societal conflicts that influence Baldwin's writings as he discusses the same social issues that he explores in his fiction work.
He uses the same prose style as Sonny's Blues and Giovanni's Room.
— Aug 03, 2025 12:47PM
Thus far, I've read James Baldwin's essay, and, of course, it was brilliant.
It certainly helps inform the perspective and personal and societal conflicts that influence Baldwin's writings as he discusses the same social issues that he explores in his fiction work.
He uses the same prose style as Sonny's Blues and Giovanni's Room.
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