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The Guardian
1970s
Interview with Baldwin by John Hall. (3 Jul 1970)
Open letter from Bladwin to Angela Davis in prison. (12 Dec 1970)
Baldwin mentioned in a Thomas Wiseman article about writers. (8 Jun 1971)
An in-depth review of Rap on Race by Peter Worsley. (22 Jul 1971)
Lewis Nkosi article on Black US authors. (6 Oct 1971)
Baldwin's letter to Angela Davis mentioned in review of Bedside Guardian Anthology (23 Nov 1971)
Baldwin quoted in reference to Olivier’s Shylock. (7 Jan 1972)
WJ Weatherby review of No Name in the Street. (27 Apr 1972)
A mention of Baldwin's work being banned in South Africa. (8 Nov 1972)
Baldwin referenced in interview with LeRoi Jones. (20 Mar 1973)
Baldwin referenced in an interview with Walt Whitman's grandson (14 Apr 1973)
Mention of Jack Hazan’s film about James Baldwin. (15 May 1974)
Detailed profile of Baldwin by Hugh Herbert (18 Jun 1974)
Christopher Bigsby review of If Beal Street Could Talk (20 Jun 1974)
Dsiplay ad for If Beale Street Could Talk (20 Jun 1974)
Baldwin’s Little Man, Little Man mentioned in list of forthcoming titles. (16 Jan 1975)
Marcus Cunliffe review of A Dialogue by James Baldwin and Nikki Giovanni (1 May 1975)
Baldwin mentioned in discussion of cultural boycott of apartheid S.A. (3 Jun 1975)
Baldiwn’s Little Man, Little Man mentioned in list of forthcoming fiction. (16 Jan 1976)
Derek Malcolm review of The Devil Finds Work (18 Nov 1976)
Report on reimposition of a ban on Baldwin’s work in South Africa. (18 Apr 1977)
Standalone photo of Baldwin. (28 Apr 1977)
Baldwin mentioned in review of Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Aurora Leigh. (23 Feb 1978)
‘Tiptoe through the tunesmiths’, Michael Billington (20 Jun 1978)
Baldwin mentioned in an interview with author Godfrey Goodwin. (25 Aug 1978)
Giovanni's Room mentioned in relation to the Jeremy Thorpe scandal. (30 Nov 1978)
Baldwin’s Just Above My Head mentioned in a preview of the year’s forthcoming titles. (11 Jan 1979)
Norman Scott references Giovanni’s Room during the Jeremy Thorpe trial. (19 May 1979)
'Alienation in a comprehensive', Robert Judge Riley. (22 May 1979)
Just Above My Head mentioned in a short overview of new books. (9 Aug 1979)
Short review of Just Above My Head. (27 Oct 1979)
Display Ad for James Baldwin in-person talk at the ICA. (31 Oct 1979)
Norman Shrapnel review of Just Above My Head (1 Nov 1979)
Michael Joseph display ad for Just Above My Head (8 Nov 1979)
Michael Joseph display ad for Just Above My Head (2) (29 Nov 1979)
A reference to Baldwin’s contribution to Student magazine (22 Jan 1970)
Display ad for Tell Me How Long the Train’s Been Gone, (20 Feb 1970)
Baldwin’s review of Geoffrey Wolff’s Bad Debts referenced in another book review (18 Jun 1970)
Baldwin referenced in a review of Robert Brustein’s The Third Theatre (18 Jun 1970)
Going to Meet the Man listed in paperback pickings (2 Jul 1970)
Listing for a radio programme featuring Baldwin discussing his career (9 Sep 1970)
Baldwin is referenced in a piece on the state of British writing (10 Sep 1970)
Baldwin referenced in a piece on contemporary black writing (10 Sep 1970)
Report of the campaign in support of George Jackson and Angela Davies (2) (20 Apr 1971)
Report of Baldwin attending a rally in support of Angela Davies (21 Apr 1971)
Michael Joseph display ad for A Rap on Race, written by Baldwin and Margaret Mead (19 Jul 1971)
Baldwin’s praise of William Bloom is referenced in an interview with Bloom (28 Jul 1971)
Michael Joseph display ad for A Rap on Race, written by Baldwin and Margaret Mead (2) (7 Aug 1971)
Report of a press conference call by Baldwin in relation to George Jackson (25 Aug 1971)
Michael Joseph display ad for A Rap on Race, written by Baldwin and Margaret Mead (3) (1 Sep 1971)
Description of a foreward by Baldwin to Louise Meriwether’s debut novel (6 Jan 1972)
Michael Joseph display ad for No Name in the Street (2) (18 Apr 1972)
Excerpts from Baldwin’s work included in a series of school books (25 Apr 1972)
Baldwin referenced in an in-depth review of a Christopher Searle book (25 Apr 1972)
Baldwin & Margaret Mead’s A Rap on Race recommended in ‘paperback pickings’ (24 Aug 1972)