Home To Harlem (New England Library of Black Literature) - [AUDIOBOOK]

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Home To Harlem (New England Library of Black Literature) - [AUDIOBOOK]
m4b | 336.28 MB | Author: McKay, Claude | Year: 1987
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Claude McKay's 1928 novel, Home to Harlem, is one of the most important works of the Harlem Renaissance. With raw, unflinching candor, McKay explores race, identity, love, and loss and gives voice to the plight of young Black men during the Jazz Age. Jake Brown, a Black American soldier and a World War I deserter, returns to Harlem and struggles to find his place in a vibrant working-class community that's rife with poverty, crime, and racism. He meets various characters, including a displaced Haitian intellectual, prostitutes, hustlers, and jazz musicians, and he experiences everything from love and joy to despair and violence.

Category:Fiction, Literature, American Fiction, Peoples & Cultures - Fiction, 20th Century American Fiction, American Literary Movements, African American Fiction, African Americans - Fiction & Literature, 20th Century African American Fiction - Harlem Renaissance, 20th Century American Fiction - 1901-1945, African Americans - Men's Experience - Fiction, African Americans - Urban Life - Fiction

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