Volume 5 (2019): Issue 1 (Sep 2019)

in James Baldwin Review

Introduction
- Celebrating Our Current “Baldwin Moment”
  
  By: Dwight A. McBride
  
  Pages: 1–8
Feature Essay
- The Magician’s Serpent
  
  Race and the Tragedy of American Democracy
  
  By: Eddie S. Glaude Jr.
  
  Pages: 9–22
Essays
- What “No Chart Can Tell Us”
  
  Ordinary Intimacies in Emerson, Du Bois, and Baldwin
  
  By: Prentiss Clark
  
  Pages: 23–47
- Strangers in the Village
  
  James Baldwin, Teju Cole, and Glenn Ligon
  
  By: Monika Gehlawat
  
  Pages: 48–72
Graduate Student Essay Award
- Beyond Understanding
  
  James Baldwin’s Pragmatist Aesthetics
  
  By: Rohan Ghatage
  
  Pages: 73–95
Multi-Media Feature
- Time is Now
  
  Photography and Social Change in James Baldwin’s America
  
  By: Makeda Best
  
  Pages: 96–104
Dispatches
- Sitting at Baldwin’s Table
  
  By: Lindsey R. Swindall
  
  Pages: 105–115
- Baldwin This Time
  
  An Excerpt from Bill V. Mullen’s New Biography, James Baldwin: Living in Fire, and an Interview with the Author
  
  By: Bill V. Mullen
  
  Pages: 116–128
- “We can love one another in other ways”
  
  Collaborating with James Baldwin on a Screenplay of Giovanni’s Room
  
  By: Michael Raeburn
  
  Pages: 129–142
Bibliographic Essay
- Trends in James Baldwin Criticism, 2015–16
  
  By: Jenny M. James
  
  Pages: 143–159
Reviews
- “Oceans of Love”
  
  A Review of Hilton Als’ God Made My Face: A Collective Portrait of James Baldwin
  
  By: Leah Mirakhor
  
  Pages: 160–177
- Romancing Beale Street
  
  By: Robert J. Corber
  
  Pages: 178–190
- A Star-Cross’d Nation
  
  If Beale Street Could Talk, 2019
  
  By: Bill Schwarz
  
  Pages: 191–196
From the Field
- James Baldwin: Interventions
  
  A Session at the 2019 Modern Language Association Convention
  
  By: Robert Jackson, Sharon P. Holland and Shawn Salvant
  
  Pages: 197–218

Volume 5 (2019): Issue 1 (Sep 2019)

in James Baldwin Review

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