... , pg. 15). During the winter of 1944-1945, he met the distinguished black writer Richard Wright, who became a mentor and father figure to him. Wright also recommended him for the Eugene Saxton Fellowship that he received in 1945. Until that time, Baldwin had been working only on an unpublished draft of ... to reality simply in! vite their own destruction . . . The world is white no longer and it will never be white again" (http://www.galenet.com, pg. 13). Nobody Knows My Name concerned predominately "the question of color" as well as "the function and problem of being an artist in ... ...

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