The Pathology of Whitenes in Pym, by Mat Johnson

In Mat Johnsons' novel, Pym is more powerful than today's literature to understand the white concept, while Pym challenges all American literature, as well as giving readers a new look at his work . Unfortunately, in today's society, the prevalence of Caucasians still occupies a wonderful place in the literary world. Literature from American writers and literature from African-American writers continue to be separated and handled in two different standard sets.

Mat Johnson and Warren Pleese's graphic novel "Incognegro" was inspired by Walter White's work as a researcher of NAACP in the southern Lynch in the early 20th century. It talks about the young, thin, African-American male Zane Pinchback, Lynch reported by witnesses is often published under the New York journal "Incognegro". A speculative novelist Harlan Ellison studied the emotional influence of his fable's short story "Penny, the Eyes of the Dead Man". Among them, Caucasian (secretly a foreigner of a foreigner trapped in the earth when he was a child) nurtures him and participates in a funeral of a beloved black man who taught him how to integrate and appear in humans Did.

In his office, Jackson's author's book appeared: a novel inspired by Victor Labor's critic, "Pym" by Matt Johnson, Eddie Fun's "Fresh Boat" and Brian Stevenson's "Just Mercy" . In his 40s Jackson was wearing glasses with a transparent plastic frame and beard. He meditates on those who are reading most of the time. His desk is full of drafts and pictures of his little son, New Yorkers and Atlantic magazines. On his desk, I found an anti-traditional black American life library edited by Morrison, two "black books", published in 1974. Among all the books Morrison proposed to Random House and instructed, "Black Book" stands out as a strange and unique creation.