Black!: Three Short Novels (Old School Books)

Black!: Three Short Novels (Old School Books)

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Black! is part of Norton's Old School Books series of reprinted pulp fiction by black authors. Black! brings together three short novels by Clarence Cooper, Jr., a rediscovered genius of AfricanAmerican writing. 'The Dark Messenger' is a short, sizzling novel in which a reporter for a black newspaper discovers that truth and justice are no match for the next handout from the corrupt powers that be. 'Yet Prices Follow' and 'Yet We Many' are both sardonic crime novellas set in the worlds of the numbers racket and Black Muslims, respectively. All of them demonstrate the hardedged, ultrahip style of realism that was Clarence Cooper's trademark.

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