Claude McKay recalls his years as a wandering poet: working with the editors of The Liberator in New York, seeking out Shaw in London, returning to Harlem, and travelling to Soviet Russia in 1922, where he spoke on the Negro question to the Communist International. He goes on through Paris, the south of France and Morocco, sketching the writers and radicals he met.
An essential memoir of the Harlem Renaissance by the author of Harlem Shadows and Home to Harlem. Download the free EPUB.