Haki Madhubuti's new memoir

There's a feature/review in the Chicago Sun Times of Haki Madhubuti's new memoir (which I'm reppin). The reviewer was "mezmorized not only by Madhubuti's prose, but by his raw honesty." She then goes on to say that YellowBlack is, "destined to become a classic in the tradition of Richard Wright's Black Boy."

You don't hear a reviewer say they were mezmorized too often. And comparisons to Black Boy. That's big.