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Amiri Baraka

African American poet and playwright of the Black Arts Movement, a Marxist–Leninist from 1974, author of Blues People (1963).

Lived: 1934–2014
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Sources: Wikipedia — Amiri Baraka

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

Year	Title	First published by	Records
1961	Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note....	Totem Press, s.l.	Open Library
1963	Blues People	W. Morrow, New York	Open Library
1963	The Moderns — An Anthology of New Writing in America	Corinth Books, New York	Open Library
1965	The System of Dante's Hell	Grove Press, New York	Open Library
1966	The Baptism & the Toilet	Grove Press, New York	Open Library
1967	Black Music	W. Morrow, New York	Open Library
1967	Dutchman — A Play	Faber and Faber, London	Open Library
1967	Slave Ship — [An Historical Pageant]	Jihad Productions, Newark, N.J	Open Library
1967	Tales	Grove Press, New York	Open Library
1968	Black Fire	Morrow, New York	Open Library
1969	Four Black Revolutionary Plays — All Praises to the Black Man	Bobbs-Merrill, Indianapolis	Open Library
1984	The Autobiography of LeRoi Jones/Amiri Baraka	Freundlich Books, New York	Open Library
1995	Transbluesency — The Selected Poems of Amiri Baraka/LeRoi Jones (1961-1995)	Marsilio Publishers, New York	Open Library
1998	Home — Social Essays	Ecco Pr	Open Library
2003	Somebody Blew up America, & Other Poems	House of Nehesi Publishers, Philipsburg, St. Martin, Caribbean	Open Library

Editions in the catalogue

Year	Title	Author(s)	Publisher	Language
1983	Dikt for viderekomne✓ — Et utvalg dikt	Amiri Baraka	Forlaget Oktober	Norwegian