Charles Johnson is one of America’s leading writers. The recipient the 1990 National Book Award for his novel "Middle Passage," he is also the author of "Ox-Herding Tale," "The Sorcerers Apprentice," and the critical study, "Being And Race: Black Writing Since 1970." He is a screenwriter, book reviewer and fiction editor for The Seattle Review. Johnson, a professor at the University of Washington, discusses his most recent book, "Dreamer," a documentary novel about the last days of Martin Luther King, Jr. From the Series:Upon Reflection