242 pages
English language
Published 1993 by Vintage Books.
Nobody Knows My Name
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'Nobody Knows My Name: More Notes of A Native Son is a collection of essays by author James Baldwin that was published in 1961 by Dial Press. The book contains 13 essays written by Baldwin from 1954 to 1963 and serves as a companion to Baldwin's first collection 'Notes of A Native Son' (published in 1955). The book is an examination by Baldwin on being an African-American author throughout the late 1950s and early 60s. The topics covered in the essays vary from literary criticism, desegregation, homosexuality, life in U.S South, police brutality and French intellectual life.
'Nobody Knows My Name: More Notes of A Native Son is a collection of essays by author James Baldwin that was published in 1961 by Dial Press. The book contains 13 essays written by Baldwin from 1954 to 1963 and serves as a companion to Baldwin's first collection 'Notes of A Native Son' (published in 1955). The book is an examination by Baldwin on being an African-American author throughout the late 1950s and early 60s. The topics covered in the essays vary from literary criticism, desegregation, homosexuality, life in U.S South, police brutality and French intellectual life.