Review: Love, loss and racism in 'The Son of Mr. Suleman'
Review: Love, loss and racism in 'The Son of Mr. Suleman' MOLLY SPRAYREGEN, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail This cover image released by Dutton shows "The Son of Mr. Suleman" by Eric Jerome Dickey. (Dutton via AP)AP “The Son of Mr. Suleman,” Eric Jerome Dickey (Dutton) “The Son of Mr. Suleman,” the final novel by the late Eric Jerome Dickey, is the profound story of Professor Pi Suleman, a Black man living in Memphis who, in 2019, must constantly navigate a world governed by Trump-supporting white supremacists. His colleagues where he is an adjunct professor are constantly maki...
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