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Review: Talking at the Gates: A Life of James BaldwinUser Review - Sue - GoodreadsJames Baldwin is one of those authors who grabs me from the beginning of his stories. His writing is artistic, beautiful and forthright. Even during the time of the civil rights movement where it was ... Read full review Review: Talking at the Gates: A Life of James BaldwinUser Review - Marie Rickard - GoodreadsAn exploration of James Baldwin as a brilliant, flawed observer of himself and his times. I recommend this for anyone who admires his work, or has yet to discover him. Read full review Related books
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