1945 BLACK BOY Richard Wright Childhood Youth African American Vintage Book HC

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1945 BLACK BOY Richard Wright Childhood Youth African American Vintage Book HC:
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BLACK BOY
A Record of Childhood and Youth
by Richard Wright
1945
Vintage BookPublished by ; Harper & Brothers PublishersNew York and London228 pages
Condition: This book has no dust cover jacket. It has wear including fading, age toning, stains/dirtiness, dampstains ontop of inside covers and top of papers edge, spotting/foxing pencil marks in corner front free end page, corner bumps,fraying, scratch on back cover, binding loose and some pages starting to separate at gutter but still intact, page corner bends pg 53-58,bit of page missing at bottom pg -191 and extra bit at bottom of 190. We try to take a lot of pictures, so Please look at all the pictures as it\'s possiblewe may have forgotten to mention Info from Wikipedia
Black Boy(1945) is abildungsromanbyRichard Wright, and his eventual move to Chicago, where he establishes his writing career and becomes involved with theCommunist Party.Black Boy (American Hunger)is a memoir ofRichard Wright\'schildhood and young adulthood. It is split into two sections, \"Southern Night\" (concerning his childhood in the South ) and \"The Horror and the Glory\" (concerning his early adult years in Chicago).Richard Nathaniel Wright(September 4, 1908– November 28, 1960) was anAfrican-Americanauthor of sometimes controversial novels, short stories, poems, and non-fiction. Much of his literature concerns racial themes, especially those involving the plight of African Americans during the late 19th to mid-20th centuries. Literary critics believe his work helped changerace relations in the United Statesin the mid-20th century.FREE SHIPPING to the USA!
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