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11 de jun. de 1996 · Mumbo Jumbo. Ishmael Reed. Scribner, Jun 11, 1996 - Fiction - 224 pages. Named one of the GREAT AMERICAN NOVELS of the last 100 years by The Atlantic. The 50th anniversary edition of the classic, freewheeling novel by one of the most iconic satirists of our time—now with a new introduction by the author. “Mumbo Jumbo is a mixtape, a collage ...
Mumbo Jumbo Summary. It is 1920 and the Jes Grew phenomenon is spreading, first taking over New Orleans, then Chicago, and making its way to New York. Jes Grew is Blackness incarnate, manifested in music, singing, dancing, sex, and Life itself. It disturbs the pillars of Western Civilization, which is committed to stamping it out.
11 de jun. de 1996 · Mumbo Jumbo. Paperback – Illustrated, June 11, 1996. by Ishmael Reed (Author) 449. See all formats and editions. Named one of the GREAT AMERICAN NOVELS of the last 100 years by The Atlantic. The 50th anniversary edition of the classic, freewheeling novel by one of the most iconic satirists of our time—now with a new introduction by the author.
Mumbo Jumbo: A Novel. Mumbo Jumbo. : A Novel. Ishmael Reed. Open Road Media, Jan 29, 2013 - Fiction - 221 pages. DIVDIV Ishmael Reed’s inspired fable of the ragtime era, in which a social movement threatens to suppress the spread of black culture—hailed by Harold Bloom as one of the five hundred greatest books of the Western canon /divDIV.
11 de jun. de 1996 · Mumbo Jumbo. Ishmael Reed. Simon and Schuster, Jun 11, 1996 - Fiction - 223 pages. Named one of the GREAT AMERICAN NOVELS of the last 100 years by The Atlantic. The 50th anniversary edition of the classic, freewheeling novel by one of the most iconic satirists of our time—now with a new introduction by the author.
11 de jun. de 1996 · Named one of the GREAT AMERICAN NOVELS of the last 100 years by The Atlantic. The 50th anniversary edition of the classic, freewheeling novel by one of the most iconic satirists of our time—now with a new introduction by the author. “Mumbo Jumbo is a mixtape, a collage, a palimpsest...Even if it didn't have an eerie bearing on our modern ...
This 1973 review of Mumbo Jumbo helps contextualize the novel’s relationship to Reed’s earlier essay “A Neo-Hoodoo Manifesto,” published in Confrontation in 1971 and to his prior novel Yellow Back Radio Broke-Down (1969). The manifesto laid the groundwork for Reed's concept of neo-hoodooism employed in the two novels.
