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August Wilson counts among America's greatest playwrights—having garnered commercial success on Broadway and critical acclaim including New York Drama Critics Circle Awards, Drama Desk Awards, Tony Awards, and two Pulitzer Prizes. This revised edition of Understanding August Wilson provides a comprehensive view of the thematic structure of Wilson's plays, the placement of his work within the context of American drama, and the distinctively African American experiences and traditions that he dramatizes. Mary L. Bogumil argues that Wilson gave voice to disfranchised and marginalized African Americans who were promised a stake in the American dream but find their access blocked. The author maintains that Wilson wished not only to portray the predicaments of African American life but also to shed light on the atavistic connection African Americans have to their African ancestors. Bogumil explains that the playwright's work both perpetuates and subverts the tradition of American drama in order to expose the distinct differences between white American and African American experiences. Included here are a revised introduction; revised chapters on Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Fences, Joe Turner's Come and Gone, The Piano Lesson, Two Trains Running, and Seven Guitars; and new chapters on King Hedley II, Jitney, Gem of the Ocean, and Radio Golf. In addition the volume contains material from interviews with seminal figures in Wilson's personal and professional life: dramaturg Todd Kriedler; Penumbra Theater's co-founder and director Lou Bellamy; and Wilson's friend of forty years, late poet Chawley P. Williams.

Wilson, August (1945-2005) --- Critique et interprétation

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Iconic product designers Moleskine present a new architecture series, Inspiration and Process, which compiles individual monographs approaching the design process of international architects. Bolles & Wilson are renowned for the Suzuki House, Tokyo and the European Library in Japan. The series is presented in a completely new format combining an 18th century clothbound style with a front and back cover in raw grey cardboard. The books also incorporate classic Moleskine features.

Dessin d'architecture --- Croquis --- Processus de conception --- Wilson, Peter --- Bolles-Wilson, Julia --- 72.039 --- Hedendaagse architectuur. Bouwkunst sinds 1960 --- 72.039 Hedendaagse architectuur. Bouwkunst sinds 1960 --- Bolles, Julia, --- Wilson, Peter L. --- Oeuvres --- Dessin --- Bolles + Wilson --- 72.07 --- 741:72 --- Bolles+Wilson (Julia Bolles & Peter Wilson) --- Architectuur ; schetsen ; het creatief proces --- 741:72.07 --- Architecten. Stedenbouwkundigen A - Z --- Tekenkunst ; architectuurtekeningen --- Tekenkunst ; architecten, stedenbouwkundigen --- Dessin.

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Post office buildings --- Earl Wilson, Jr., Post Office (Saint Louis, Mo.)

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Natural resources --- Environmental monitoring --- Wilson's Creek National Battlefield (Mo.) --- Environmental conditions.

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Post office buildings --- First Lieutenant Robert Wilson Collins Post Office Building (Tyrone, Ga.)