The Awkward Black Man: Stories Free Audiobook Download by Walter Mosley


When an individual is born into a society where he or she is not wanted and not respected, the result is a lot of stress and pressure. This is what happens to the protagonist, Fonny, when his sexuality becomes known to those around him. However, this doesn't stop him from trying to figure out what happened on the night of his rape.

"Walter Mosley, who is widely regarded as the preeminent writer of the last forty years about black life in America, has been published in more than a dozen languages. In this audiobook, he shares some of his most personally revealing, laugh-out-loud funny stories of growing up and living in L.A."

"The Awkward Black Man" is a collection of short, powerful, and personal stories about the trials and triumphs of black life with a focus on African American men. Mosley's characters are flawed yet honest individuals who must come to terms with their struggles in order to find success or happiness.

Walter Mosley is known for his award-winning crime novels, but he has also written many other books. This audiobook was chosen because the story, "The Red Thread," is about a black man who wants to be white. It starts with an odd, married couple that are on a date in 1964 and ends with a Christmas party in 2014. The audiobook is narrated by Mirron Willis.

This audiobook version of the 'The Awkward Black Man: Stories' by Walter Mosley is an incredibly powerful and unique experience. There's something about being in the characters' shoes and being able to hear what they are thinking that makes this book a must-listen.

The Awkward Black Man is a collection of short stories by Walter Mosley that are both heartbreaking and humorous. These stories give insight into the lives of African American men and women who live in contemporary times.

Published Date 2020-11-10
Duration 10 hours 9 minutes
Author Walter Mosley
Narrated Mirron Willis
Reviews
(3 Reviews)
Abridged No
Is It Free? 30-days Free
Category Fiction & Literature
Parent Category Literary Fiction, Short Stories

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