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The Spectator

1960s

Michael Joseph advert for Another Country (5 Apr 1963)

Baldwin referenced briefly in a piece about the racial tensions, the plight of black Americans and the Civil Rights Movement in the U.S. (7 Jun 1963)

Editorial. Mentions the meeting between Robert Kennedy and the group led by Baldwin (14 Jun 1963)

Michael Joseph advert for re-issues of Go Tell It On the Mountain and Giovanni’s Room (5 Jul 1963)

In-depth review of The Fire Next Time (12 Jul 1963)

Review of recent re-issues of Go Tell It On the Mountain and Giovanni’s Room (26 Jul 1963)

Baldwin referenced in a Marie Battle review of W. Haywood Burns’ The Voices of Negro Protest in America (20 Sep 1963)

In-depth review of Notes of a Native Son and Nobody Knows My Name by Tony Tanner (6 Mar 1964)

Baldwin very briefly referenced in a piece about political developments in the Arab world (10 Apr 1964)

Baldwin referenced continually in a piece by Mary Benson about black writers (17 Apr 1964)

A white liberal’s reaction to Blues for Mister Charlie is recounted in a long piece about white liberals abandoning the Civil Rights Movement. (15 May 1964)

Baldwin referenced in a letter reacting to Arnold Beichman’s recent article, ‘Notes on Integration’ (24 Jul 1964)

Colin MacInnes review of Nothing Personal by Baldwin and Richard Avedon (27 Nov 1964)

Review of a record containing recordings of prominent writers reading extracts of their own work, including Baldwin reading from Another Country (22 Jan 1965)

Anothony Burgess reviews Going to Meet the Man alongside several other books (26 Nov 1965)

Baldwin mentioned briefly in a review of Robert Luce’s Fifty Years of the ‘New Republic and Herbert Croly’s The Promise of American Life (24 Dec 1965)

Baldwin briefly referenced in a review of Lionel Trilling’s Beyond Culture (15 Apr 1966)

‘AMERICA The Betrayal of the Women’, Murray Kempton (10 Jun 1966)

Baldwin referenced in a piece on the radical Left (22 Jul 1966)

Baldwin mentioned briefly alongside Dylan Thomas and D.H. Lawrence (21 Apr 1967)

Baldwin quotes in a think piece about heroin (4 Aug 1967)

Baldwin briefly mentioned in a story on the World Health Conference (22 Sep 1967)

Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone reviewed by Clement Freud (grandson of Sigmund Freud) (12 Jul 1968)

A letter to the editor complaining about “the printing of two obscene words” in a recent review of James Baldwin’s book (26 Jul 1968)

A letter to the editor in response to a recent letter of complaint over the use of obscenities in a review of Baldwin’s book (2 Aug 1968)

Baldwin referenced in a review of Charles W. Chestnutt’s The Wife of His Youth (21 Mar 1969)

Baldwin referenced at length in a piece about the meeting between Robert Kennedy and the group of “Negro” representatives led by Baldwin (7 Jun 1963)