The first in-depth examination of African American writers who left the United States in the 19th and 20th centuries as exiles or expatriates, this book discusses who left and why, where they went, and whether or not they returned. Most importantly, this study examines what impact exile had on these authors' literary work and careers as well as on African American literary history. Born within the context of bondage and slavery, African American literature grew out of the…
Author: Robert Coles · Original publisher: Garland Publishing (New York, 1999)
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