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THE JAMES BALDWIN COLLECTION

All the Essential Wrintings including his Collected Essays and Complete Fiction

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Categoría Contemporánea
ISBN 9781598537932
Peso 2.30
idioma Inglés
editorial Library of America
Autor Baldwin, James
Tapa Cartoné
Año 2024
ciudad Nueva York
Páginas 2910
idioma: Inglés
editorial: Library of America
Autor: Baldwin, James
Tapa: Cartoné
Año: 2024
ciudad: Nueva York
Páginas: 2910

For the first time in a collector's boxed set, the definitive three-volume Library of America James Baldwin edition gathering all his essential writings, including the collected essays and complete fiction.

With the novel Go Tell It on the Mountain (1953), a distillation of his own experiences as a preacher’s son in 1930s Harlem, and the essay collection Notes of a Native Son (1955), James Baldwin established himself as a prophetic voice of his era. Some such voices may grow fainter with the passage of time, but Baldwin remains an inescapable presence, not only a chronicler of his epoch but a thinker who helped shape it. One of the great modern prose stylists, he applied his passion, wit, and relentlessly probing intelligence to the fault lines and false fronts of American society while remaining true to his early credo: “One writes out of one thing only—one’s own experience. Everything depends on how relentlessly one forces from this experience the last drop, sweet or bitter, it can possibly give.”

THE JAMES BALDWIN COLLECTION includes:

Collected Essays (LOA #98)

Notes of a Native Son

Nobody Knows My Name

The Fire Next Time

No Name in the Street

The Devil Finds Work

other essays

Early Novels & Stories (LOA #97)

Go Tell It on the Mountain

Giovanni's Room

Another Country

Going to Meet the Man (including "Sonny's Blues")

Later Novels (LOA #272)

Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone

If Beale Street Could Talk

Just Above My Head