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The Harlem Renaissance : Hub of African-American Culture, 1920-1930

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Title: The Harlem Renaissance : Hub of African-American Culture, 1920-1930
by Steven Watson
ISBN: 0-679-75889-5
Publisher: Pantheon Books
Pub. Date: 13 August, 1996
Format: Paperback
Volumes: 1
List Price(USD): $19.95
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Average Customer Rating: 4.33 (3 reviews)

Customer Reviews

Rating: 3
Summary: Outlined the experience but no depth
Comment: In my journey to explore the Harlem Renaissance, I started with this book. I felt the author gave a good basic view of the era but he left out the soul. He focused on six or seven primary personalities of the time, from Langston Hughes to Zora Neale Hurston, and tied the times into their existence. I was left feeling like there had to be more about the era. The author also chases around issues of major character homosexuality, stating it but not really being clear about it. I was ready for it to end.

Rating: 5
Summary: This book is informative, entertaining, coherent.
Comment: I read this book in hardcover as well as several others for a paper I wrote. The author was able to take the disparate threads of musicians, artists, writers and benefactors who contributed to the Renaissance and weave together a chronology that contained pictures, specific information about the "hotspots" in Harlem and complete, sometimes intimate portraits of all concerned. If the Harlem Renaissance was ever to be depicted in a movie, this book would be a ready-made screen play. The hardcover edition is worth the extra money.

Rating: 5
Summary: Their Eyes Were Watching God= A Great Book!!
Comment: I really enjoyed this book. I had to read it for an english class. At first I thought it was going to be hard to read and dumb due to the dialect, but as I read further into the book, I found out what a great book it was and why it was on the required reading list. I would greatly recommmend reading this book to any one who hasnot. It deals with a black woman's search for indeoendence over 25 years and 3 marriages. It is a great book and gets TWO thumbs up from me!!!

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