Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin

Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin

David is an American in Paris waiting for his fiancée to return. He spends the intervening months with an Italian bartender named Giovanni, in a small room, and cannot admit any of it is real.

Baldwin published it in 1956 against his publisher's advice. The tragedy is not the love affair but the cowardice — a man who destroys someone else rather than accept what he is.

One of the great short novels of the twentieth century, and among the most honest ever written about self-denial.

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