native-son

Bigger Thomas had always been a big man, a fact amplified by his name, Bigger. But it wasn't always his size that mattered. It was his actions, his decisions that had landed him on death row. He had let his anger, his fear, and his despair control him, leading him to commit unforgivable crimes. But he yearned for a chance for redemption, a chance to prove that he was more than the monster that society had labeled him.