Waiting in Line at the Drugstore and Other Writings of James Thomas Jackson
James Thomas Jackson
Waiting in Line at the Drugstore and Other Writings of James Thomas Jackson
James Thomas Jackson
A black man’s struggles from the Thirties through the Seventies provide the focus for this collection of essays, articles, fiction, and poetry. As a charter member of the Watts Writers Workshop, Jackson gained the attention and respect of Budd Schulberg for the stories of his childhood in Houston and his service in the army. A high school dropout, Jackson dedicated his life to writing, a habit that kept him in poverty; he worked at odd jobs until his death at age 59.
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