Infants Of The Spring
Wallace Thurman; Amritjit Singh, fwd.

Northeastern Library of Black Literature
Northeastern University Press
University Press of New England

1992 • 284 pp. 5 x 8"
Literature & Language-American / African-American Studies / Fiction

$19.95 Paper, 978-1-55553-128-7





A satirical novel of the Harlem Renaissance.

This roman clef centers on Niggeratti Manor, fashioned after the Harlem rooming house in which Wallace Thurman once lived with other black artists and writers. Thurman's second novel is one of the most potent satires of the Harlem Renaissance and a retort to the idealized vision of Harlem's artistic community between World War I and the Depression.








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