Volume 1: Issue 1 (Sep 2015)
in James Baldwin Review-
Baltimore is Still BurningThe Rising Relevance of James BaldwinPages: 1–9
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“But Amen is the Price”James Baldwin and Ray Charles in “The Hallelujah Chorus”Pages: 10–40
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After Decolonization, After Civil RightsChinua Achebe and James BaldwinPages: 41–66
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Prophecy and Doubt in Just Above My HeadPages: 67–90
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“Here Be Dragons”The Tyranny of the Cityscape in James Baldwin’s Intimate CartographiesPages: 91–111
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“I’m Trying to be as Honest as I Can”An Interview with James Baldwin (1969)Pages: 112–129
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James BaldwinVoyages in Search of LovePages: 130–139
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Going to Meet James Baldwin in ProvencePages: 140–151
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Evoking Baldwin’s BluesThe Experience of Dislocated ListeningPages: 152–163
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Sonny in the DarkJazzing the Blues Spirit and the Gospel Truth in James Baldwin’s “Sonny’s Blues”Pages: 164–178
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Reading and Theorizing James BaldwinA Bibliographic EssayPages: 179–198
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Review of New York City’s “The Year of Baldwin”Pages: 202–206
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James Baldwin and the Question of PrivacyA Roundtable Conversation at the 2014 American Studies ConventionPages: 207–223
