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Black American literature; fiction, edited by Darwin T. Turner.

By: Turner, Darwin T., 1931-, Turner, Darwin T., 1931-.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: Charles E. Merrill program in American literature. Charles E. Merrill literary texts.Publisher: Columbus, Ohio, C. E. Merrill Pub. Co. [1969]ISBN: 067509500X.Subject(s): Afro-Americans -- Social life and customs -- Fiction. -- Afro-Americans -- Social life and customs -- Fiction. -- Afro-Americans -- Social life and customs -- Fiction | American fiction -- Afro-American authors. -- American fiction -- Afro-American authors | Short stories, AmericanDDC classification: 813/.5/08
Contents:
Po' Sandy, by C. W. Chesnutt.--The mortification of the flesh, by P. L. Dunbar.--Mr. Cornelius Johnson, office-seeker, by P. L. Dunbar.--Fern, by J. Toomer.--Cordelia the crude, by W. Thurman.--Sweat, by Z. Hurston.--Thank you, M'am, by L. Hughes.--Last whipping, by L. Hughes.--Christmas song, by L. Hughes.--The man who was almost a man, by R. Wright.--My brother went to college, by F. Yerby.--Mister Toussan, by R. Ellison.--The man child, by J. Baldwin.--The only man on Liberty Street, by W. M. Kelley.--Debut, by K. Hunter.--Bibliography (p. 141-142)
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Bibliography: p. 141-2.

Po' Sandy, by C. W. Chesnutt.--The mortification of the flesh, by P. L. Dunbar.--Mr. Cornelius Johnson, office-seeker, by P. L. Dunbar.--Fern, by J. Toomer.--Cordelia the crude, by W. Thurman.--Sweat, by Z. Hurston.--Thank you, M'am, by L. Hughes.--Last whipping, by L. Hughes.--Christmas song, by L. Hughes.--The man who was almost a man, by R. Wright.--My brother went to college, by F. Yerby.--Mister Toussan, by R. Ellison.--The man child, by J. Baldwin.--The only man on Liberty Street, by W. M. Kelley.--Debut, by K. Hunter.--Bibliography (p. 141-142)

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