Another Country

Set in 1950s New York, this groundbreaking novel follows a group of friends—Black and white, gay and straight, American and expatriate—as they navigate grief, love, and desire in the aftermath of a tragic loss. Baldwin explores race, sexuality, and emotional intimacy with unflinching honesty and lyrical power.

~ Included for its bold, compassionate portrayal of queer relationships and racial tension, written by one of the most influential voices in American and LGBTQ+ literature. ~