Juneteenth by Ralph Ellison After completing The invisible man, Ellison never finished another novel.
But I think “invisible man,” “Hardest Thing,” “I Do,” I think those are classic love songs that could translate even now.
Stylistically it is a progenitor of invisible man, which Ellison described as “realism that goes beyond and becomes surrealism.”
In invisible man we experience American history as a nightmare.
Why did the acclaimed author of the classic invisible man never publish another book?
Invisible death from an invisible container, carried by an invisible man!
"That is the one evil of our country," answered the invisible man.
That was how he strictly felt: invisible and undefined, rather like Wells' invisible man.
Like the invisible man, we are only revealed through our clothes and our masks.
No doubt you have seen the cover of Mr. Wells's "invisible man."
