Focusing on August Wilson's remarkable journey from an unknown playwright to a celebrated figure in American theatre, this reference book delves into his exploration of the black experience while appealing to a wider audience. It highlights his significant achievements, including two Pulitzer Prizes, and examines his ability to blend personal and universal themes. Drawing from extensive research and interviews, the guide provides an in-depth look at Wilson's life, career, and the impact of his work on American drama.
