Thursday, July 31, 2008

John A. Williams - Syracusan - Author

John A. Williams literary bio

wiki bio

another literary bio

note these references....

Critical Studies:

America as Seen by a Black Man by Robert T. Haley, unpublished thesis, San Jose State College, California, 1971; "The Art of John A. Williams" by John O'Brien, in American Scholar (Washington, D.C.), Summer 1973; The Evolution of a Black Writer: John A. Williams by Earl Cash, New York, Third Press, 1974; American Fictions 1940-1980 by Frederick R. Karl, New York, Harper, 1983; John A. Williams by Gilbert H. Muller, Boston, Twayne, 1984; article by James L. de Jongh, in Afro-American Fiction Writers after 1955 edited by Thadious M. Davis and Trudier Harris, Detroit, Gale, 1984.

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