**Finally available in trade paperback, Langston Hughesβs breezy parable of good and evil, friendship and betrayal, is an unforgettable portrait of 1950s Harlem and two women called to the pulpit for very different reasons.** For every bustling jazz joint that opened in Korean War--era Harlem,
Not Without Laughter & Tambourines to Glory
β Scribed by Hughes, Langston; Hubbard, Dolan
- Book ID
- 106790863
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 245 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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**Finally available in trade paperback, Langston Hughes's breezy parable of good and evil, friendship and betrayal, is an unforgettable portrait of 1950s Harlem and two women called to the pulpit for very different reasons.** For every bustling jazz joint that opened in Korean War--era Harlem,
**Finally available in trade paperback, Langston Hughes's breezy parable of good and evil, friendship and betrayal, is an unforgettable portrait of 1950s Harlem and two women called to the pulpit for very different reasons.** For every bustling jazz joint that opened in Korean War--era Harlem,
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