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One of the great masterpieces of the so-called Harlem Renaissance...if you only have time to read 4 or 5 classics from this brief but astonishingly productive era, this is one you should read (along with Jean Toomer's CANE, Claude McKay's HOME TO HARLEM, Chestnut's THE CONJURE WOMAN, and Thurman's THE BLACKER THE BERRY).


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This book is full of all the color and languages and diversity of the Caribbean. Short stories, really good. Walrond was a big part of the Harlem Renaissance but I wouldn't compare his writing to Toomer, etc. so much except for time and place.
Must read collection by a Caribbean author.
One of the great masterpieces of the so-called Harlem Renaissance...if you only have time to read 4 or 5 classics from this brief but astonishingly productive era, this is one you should read (along with Jean Toomer's CANE, Claude McKay's HOME TO HARLEM, Chestnut's THE CONJURE WOMAN, and Thurman's THE BLACKER THE BERRY).