In a relaxing, prosperous BLACK neighborhood in LA lives Mack Street, a mystery kid. Empty by his birth mother and elevated with a blunt-speaking single woman, Mack passes from family members to family members, a boy encircled by people however deeply by itself. He realizes how different he is from others the day he sees, in a thin slice of space, a narrow home. Passing through the magic home that no-one else can easily see, Mack can be plunged into a realm where period and fact are skewed. Inside, what about Magic Street Mack does offers strange effects around the “real world” of concrete, cars, commerce, and issue.

Growing into a tall, powerful son and going after a forbidden relationship, Mack turns into a player within an epic drama. Understanding this play is Mack’s challenge. His reward, if he can survive the trip, is usually finding who he is really and just why he exists.

Both a novel of constantly astonishing entertainment and a tale of breathtaking literary power, Magic Street is a masterwork from a supremely gifted, absolutely original American writer-a novel that uses realism and fantasy to delight, challenge, and satisfy for the most profound amounts.