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Infants of the spring

by Wallace Thurman

Centred on the residents of a Harlem home, this satirical 1932 novel critiques the key figures of the Harlem Renaissance. It explores the relationships between Black writers and white patrons, while analysing social-class conflicts within the community.

Accession 36812 ISBN 9781684224739 Publisher Martino Fine Books
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