James Baldwin and Britain

Review of Corgi’s publication of One Day When I Was Lost

Source: Tribune

No author, ‘Let us not overpraise famous men…’, July 12th, 1974, Vol. 38, Issue 28, p. 6-7

Review of Corgi’s publication of One Day When I Was Lost, ‘Oppression, whether of Indians or Blacks or whatever, is the dominant theme of contemporary serious writing and it permeates One Day When I Was Lost — James Baldwin’s vivid visually conceived scenario based on the tragic life and inspirational death of Malcolm X’.