First trade paperback edition, number 95 in the Universal Library series.
Very good.
Price: $100.00
In writing this book, Baldwin did more than draw from his own experiences growing up with a religiously domineering father in 1930s Harlem: he wrote and re-wrote the work for ten years as a way to come to terms with the painful relationship with his father. In the novel as in Baldwin's own life, the hero's path to acceptance lies not in obedience and acceptance but in the intellectual liberation achieved through books and education. One of TIME's "Best English-Language Novels from 1923 to 2005," and an American classic.
Read more: Harris et al., New Essays on Go Tell It on the Mountain.
New York: The Universal Library / Grosset & Dunlap, (1953) [circa 1960]. 8'' x 5.5''. Original color pictorial wrappers, UL95, cover price $1.45. Publisher's ads at rear. [10], 303, [2], [5] pages. Spine toned with a bit of creasing, a few spots of rubbing to rear wrapper, light edgewear.
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