James Baldwin photographed in his residence at Saint Paul de Vence, France, circa 1985 documents the later life of one of the most influential American writers and civil rights intellectuals of the twentieth century. Baldwin’s essays, novels, and public lectures addressed racial inequality, sexuality, and the moral contradictions of American.....
Baldwin, James. Just Above My Head. New York: The Dial Press, 1979. Advance reading copy, First Edition. 597 pages, 9" x 6." Maroon soft cover wraps. Just Above My Head was Baldwin's sixth and last work. It follows a group of friends throughout their lives, documenting their intertwining experiences of.....
Baldwin, James. Just Above My Head. New York: The Dial Press, 1979. Advance reading copy, First Edition. 597 pages, 9" x 6." Maroon soft cover wraps. Just Above My Head was Baldwin's sixth and last work. It follows a group of friends throughout their lives, documenting their intertwining experiences of.....
[African American] Baldwin, James. Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone. London: Michael Joseph Ltd, 1967. First edition. 407 pages. Original cloth binding in publisher's dust jacket. 8" x5 1/2". Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone is the fourth novel from the acclaimed writer, activist, poet, and.....
This first edition book is a transcription of 1963 television interviews conducted by Kenneth Clark, noted Black psychologist, with Martin Luther King, James Baldwin, and Malcolm X, that elucidates their philosophical approach particularly on the question of nonviolence. The Negro Protest. Boston: Beacon Press, 1963. 56 pages. 8.25" x 5.5".....
