Baldwin, James - Another Country

Set in the Harlem jazz scene of the 1960s, Another Country follows the lives of a group of young artists and intellectuals as they grapple with issues of race, identity, and sexuality.

Blurb:

James Baldwin's Another Country is a searing and unforgettable novel that captures the complexities of race, identity, and sexuality in 1960s Harlem.

LGBT Themes:

• Exploration of gay identity and relationships
• Navigating the challenges of being LGBTQ+ in a heteronormative world
• The power of friendship and acceptance
• The resilience of the human spirit amidst personal struggles and societal pressures
• The importance of self-acceptance and finding one's true self

Relevant Tags: 

• LGBTQ+, Fiction, Literary Fiction, Coming-of-Age, Friendship, Love, Identity, Acceptance, Resilience

Awards & Recognition:

• James Tait Black Memorial Prize
• National Book Award Finalist

• Target Keywords: LGBTQ+ literary fiction, coming-of-age, friendship, love, identity, acceptance, resilience
• Meta Description: Delve into James Baldwin's poignant and thought-provoking novel, Another Country, a powerful exploration of race, identity, and the transformative power of friendship in a society grappling with social and cultural upheaval.
• Content Keywords: LGBTQ+, fiction, literary fiction, coming-of-age, friendship, love, identity, acceptance, resilience, James Baldwin, Another Country, Harlem, jazz scene
• Title Tag: Another Country: A Timeless Tale of Identity, Friendship, and the Enduring Power of Love**

Title: Another Country

Author: James Baldwin

Genre: Fiction, Literary Fiction, Coming-of-Age

Pages: 272

Publisher: Penguin Classics

Release Date: 1962

Dimensions: 133 x 203 x 23 mm

Weight: 354 grams

Size: 133 x 203 mm