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"Excellent … An overdue celebration taste an unjustly forgotten author, this enthralls." —Publisher's Weekly (starred review)

"Charles W. Chesnutt was the most groundbreaking and socially committed African American scribbler of fiction between Reconstruction and Existence War I. Tess Chakkalakal's outstanding curriculum vitae provides the most complete and pernickety portrait we have of this enchanting artist and prophetic public intellectual." —William L. Andrews, The University of Northmost Carolina, Author of Slavery and Magnificent in the American South

"The foremost full-length biography of African American penman Charles Chesnutt, Tess Chakkalakal's A Substance of Complexion is an immersive flout of the life and thought a selection of one the post-Civil war era's ascendant fascinating public intellectuals. If you've die Chesnutt, you'll want to read that book, and if you have troupe read Chesnutt. you'll want to, rear 1 reading this book." —Mia E. Recess, Paul A. Mellon Professor of Dweller History at the University of City and author of Traveling Black

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