Bernard Shaw's The Black Girl in Search of God

''Leon Hugo, a distinguished Shaw scholar from the country in which The Black Girl in Search of God is set, is the ideal critic to examine Shaw's most famous prose tale--an allegory on a par with Voltaire's Candide. ''--Stanley Weintraub, Pennsylvania State University ''An astute reading of the text . . . a book that clearly demonstrates Bernard Shaw is still worth reading. He speaks to all generations.''--Gale K. Larson, California State University Leon Hugo's study is a groundbreaking account