An American writer noted for his novels on sexual and personal identity and his sharp essays on civil rights struggle in the United States, Baldwin also wrote three plays, a children\'s storybook and a book of short stories. He gained fame with his first novel, Go Tell It on the Mountain (1953), a story of hidden sins, guilt and religious torments. In this and subsequent works, Baldwin fused autobiographical material with analysis of social injustice and prejudices.
CD 1—After the Murder of Four Children (Sept. 1963); Men and Women in the Arts Concerned with Vietnam (March, 1968); Talk at the S.F. Masonic Auditorium (May 1963)
CD 2—The Artist’s Struggle for Integrity (Sept. 1962); Short Stories: Giovanni’s Room (Oct. 1963); Interview with Elsa Knight Thompson and John Leonar
CD 3 —Black Muslims vs. the Sit-Ins (April, 1961); Baldwin at the Masonic Temple (1963)
Producer: Pacifica Radio Archives
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