Sellout by Paul Beatty is a satirical novel following an unnamed African American man from the erased Los Angeles neighborhood of Dickens. After reinstating segregation and even slavery with a willing participant, his outlandish actions land him before the Supreme Court, prompting a biting critique of race relations and identity in contemporary America.

Why You Should Read?

• Winner of the 2016 Man Booker Prize.
• Explores complex themes of race, identity, and American society through sharp satire.
• Features a unique blend of humor, philosophy, and social commentary.
• Challenges conventional thinking on racial discourse and systemic injustice.