Suzan-lori Parks A Casebook

Suzan-lori Parks Confirmed Herself As One Of The Most Exciting And Successful Playwrights Of Her Generation When Her Work Topdogunderdog Was Awarded The 2002 Pulitzer Prize, Making Her The Only African American Woman To Win The Award. Despite The Cultural Weight Of This Achievement, Parks Remains Difficult Both To Pigeonhole And To Summarize. This Volume Seeks To Provide A Context For Her Work, With Essays From Major And Emerging Scholars Addressing The Importance Of Factors Such As Gender, Ethnicity, Language And History In Plays From Her First Major Work, Imperceptible Mutabilities Of The Third Kingdom To The 365 Days 365 Plays Project.