Go Tell It on the Mountain by James Baldwin

Go Tell It on the Mountain by James Baldwin

John Grimes, on the eve of his fourteenth birthday in 1930s Harlem, wrestles with a religious awakening that is entangled inseparably with his fraught relationship to his tyrannical, deeply devout stepfather, a storefront church preacher whose faith is inseparable from his cruelty.

Baldwin, drawing heavily on his own childhood, moves between John's present crisis and the earlier lives of his parents and aunt, revealing generational trauma rooted in slavery, migration and the Black church's complicated role as both refuge and site of oppression.

Baldwin's acclaimed, semi-autobiographical debut novel, a landmark of American literature.

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