James Baldwin: The Last Interview (and other Conversations) - Paperback Book

This book presents the last unexpurgated interview with James Baldwin, conducted by poet Quincy Troupe in 1987 when Baldwin was critically ill. Baldwin's brother urged Troupe to cover a wide range of topics, making it one of the most revealing conversations of Baldwin's career. The interview touches on Baldwin's childhood in Harlem, his friendships with figures like Miles Davis, his literary influences including Toni Morrison and Richard Wright, and his reflections on race relations and the African-American experience. Additionally, the book includes significant interviews from other points in Baldwin's life, highlighting his fearlessness, integrity, and profound struggles as a writer and thinker.

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