Our Fathers

A collection of essays about being sons. These authors’ relationships with their dads range from good to bad to downright ugly. There’s some joy and humor here, mixed with anger and a generous serving of pathos. James Baldwin’s opening essay and its vivid account of his father’s funeral – set against the backdrop of the Harlem Riot of 1943 – is an evocative piece of writing I won’t soon forget.

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