Another Country by James Baldwin

Another Country by James Baldwin

Rufus Scott, a Black jazz drummer, walks off the George Washington Bridge in the first section. The rest of the novel is the people he left behind trying to work out what they did.

Baldwin wrote about interracial relationships, bisexuality and the specific cruelty of white liberal friendship in 1962, and the book was attacked accordingly. What survives is the fury and the tenderness in the same sentence — nobody in it is innocent, and Baldwin refuses to let anyone off on grounds of good intentions.

One of Baldwin's major novels, and one of the most honest American books of its era.

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