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I wonder as I wander by Langston Hughes · Booklabria

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I wonder as I wander

BiographyAfrican Americans

I wonder as I wander

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First published: 1956
Language: English
Editions: 15

Synopsis

"The Big Sea was the first volume of Langston's autiobiography. The second volume, I Wonder as I Wander. Together they are among the wisest, warmest, and most informative books to issue from Langston's pen, and by that to say from the Renaissance or any other literary movement." Amiri Baraka, from the bookjacket.

Subjects: Biography
African Americans
American Authors
Correspondence
African americans, biography
African American authors
Time: 20th Century
Characters: Langston Hughes

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