Voice of a Native Son: The Poetics of Richard Wright by Eugene E. Miller Richard Wright's works most often have been judged by his own ideological polemics, seldom by the terms of art. This book, however, is a study of Richard Wright's poetics, rich in a black aesthetic force that was the elemental voice in his writings. Deep in his cultural roots Wright sensed a natural creative force. He saw it as a manifestation in his grandmother's religiosity and in the lyrics of the blues and in black folk expressions. His fascination with this "something" inspired his "blueprint for Negro writing" and led him to see interconnections between Gertrude Stein's use of language, the collage technique of surrealism, Kenneth Burke's theories of symbol-orientation formation, Wilhelm Reich's orgone theory, Japanese haiku, and the practical application of indigenous Afro-American folk expression. To the end of his life Wright attempted to discover and to express the force behind black artistic...

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