James Baldwin
James Baldwin (1924–1987) was an influential American writer, essayist, novelist, and social critic known for exploring race, sexuality, religion, and identity in 20th-century America. Born in Harlem, he spent much of his adult life in Paris and became a powerful voice for civil rights through works such as *Go Tell It on the Mountain*, *Giovanni’s Room*, and *The Fire Next Time*.
novel
essay
short story
social criticism
Another Country
Go Tell It on the Mountain
James Baldwin: The Last Interview: and other Conversations
Notes of a Native Son: Library Edition
Go Tell It on the Mountain (Vintage International)
Go Tell It on the Mountain: A Novel (Vintage International)
Notes of a Native Son
Giovanni's Room
Go Tell It on the Mountain
Going to Meet the Man: Stories (Vintage International)
The Evidence of Things Not Seen: Reissued Edition
Go Tell It on the Mountain
The Fire Next Time (Vintage International)
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Fifty Famous Stories Retold [with Biographical Introduction]
Another Country
Jimmy's Blues and Other Poems
Notes of a Native Son (Beacon Paperback)
Jimmy's Blues and Other Poems
Blues for Mister Charlie: A Play
Go Tell It On the Mountain
If Beale Street Could Talk
Giovanni's Room
Go Tell It on the Mountain
The Cross of Redemption: Uncollected Writings