Black hands on a white face
Subtitle: a time-piece of experiences in a Black and white America. An anthology.
Publisher: Dodd, Mead
Published: 1971
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 392
Subjects: American prose literature -- 20th century; Race relations -- Literary collections; African Americans -- Literary collections
Genres: Literary collections.
Table of contents: title: Hark: 1831, Virginia, by W. Styron.; title: Phebe, by R. P. Warren.; title: That evening sun go down, by W. Faulkner.; title: Nigger schoolhouse, by R. R. Carskadon.; title: Arrangement in Black, by E. P. O'Donnell.; title: Miss Cynthie, by R. Fisher.; title: The finer points, by W. Grover.; title: The gilded six-bits, by Z. N. Hurston.; title: So peaceful in the country, by C. R. Offord.; title: Sweet home, by S. Taylor.; title: On the way home, by L. Hughes.; title: Sonny's blues, by J. Baldwin.; title: The Black sons-of-bitches, by J. A. Davidson, Jr.; title: How "Bigger" was born, by R. Wright.; title: The power line tapped, by R. Ellison.; title: In Black turf, by E. Rivera.; title: Black again, white again, by J. H. Griffin.; title: The Negro at Princeton, by R. K. Durkee.; title: Fallout: a letter to a Black boy, by B. Teague.; title: The organizer, by M. Thelwell.; title: Harlem revisited, by C. Brown.; title: Niggertown, by J. E. Pumilia.; title: Zydeco, by C. Frazer.; title: To all Black women, from all Black men, by E. Cleaver.; title: The mud of Vietnam, by J. Lester.