The Man Who Lived Underground

Critically acclaimed, this novel by Richard Wright (author of 'Native Son' and 'Black Boy') explores themes of racism, injustice, and survival. After confessing to a crime he didn't commit under torture, a Black man, Fred Daniels, escapes into a city's sewer system. This un published work during Wright's lifetime is now available in its complete form, accompanied by an essay and an afterword by the author's grandson.