This book is the definitive collection of the writings of Wallace Thurman (1902-1934), providing a comprehensive anthology of both the published and unpublished works of this bohemian, bisexual writer. Widely regarded as the enfant terrible of the Harlem Renaissance, Thurman was a leader among a group of young artists and intellectuals that included Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston,…
Author: Amritjit Singh, Wallace Thurman · Original publisher: Rutgers University Press (New Brunswick, 2003)
Tier 3 — Partial text + link. Public domain in part: The Blacker the Berry (1929) and Thurman's 1920s periodical work are public domain; Infants of the Spring (1932) and The Interne (1932) are not, and the plays Harlem, Jeremiah the Magnificent and Aunt Hagar's Children were first published in this 2003 volume and are not. Full text of The Blacker the Berry freely available at Wikisource and Standard Ebooks. (Our catalog record is a later edition.) Only the public-domain original works named here are hosted on this page; the modern volume's own editorial material is not hosted. The public-domain texts are held in fulltexts/ as `3773-the-collected-writings-of-wallace-thurman.txt` (see fulltexts/INDEX.md).
