Bio
Claude McKay (1889–1948) was a Jamaican-born writer, poet, and political activist. His first novel, Home to Harlem, a bestseller that won the Harmon Gold Award for Literature, was published in 1928. He wrote seven novels, two memoirs, short stories, poetry, and an essay collection entitled Harlem: Negro Metropolis. Harlem Shadows was among the first books published during the Harlem Renaissance.Claude McKay Books
Home to Harlem
Claude McKayHome to Harlem
Claude McKayHome to Harlem
Claude McKayHome to Harlem
Claude McKayThe Collected Articles of Claude McKay
Claude McKayConstab Ballads
Claude McKayHarlem Shadows
Claude McKaySpring in New Hampshire and Other Poems
Claude McKayHarlem Shadows
Claude McKayHarlem Shadows
Claude McKaySongs of Jamaica
Claude McKayRomance in Marseille
Claude McKayAmiable with Big Teeth
Claude McKaySelected Poems
Claude McKay