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Countee Cullen • 29 Items / 8 Books, 4 Articles, 1 Review, 16 Poems
Caroling Dusk (1928)
by Countee Cullen
An Anthology of Verse by Black Poets of the Twenties
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    Color (Review)
    Harry Alan Potamkin
    Caroling Dusk, by Countee Cullen
    1. Caroling Dusk by Countee Cullen
    The New Republic, January 18, 1928, p. 253
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    A Shelf of Recent Books (9 Reviews)
    Horace Gregory
    Collecting the Anthologies
    1. The Cambridge Book of Lesser Poets by J.C. Squire
    2. The Catholic Anthology by Thomas Walsh and George N. Shuster
    3. The Bronze Treasury by Harry Kemp
    4. Seventeenth-Century Lyrics by Alexander Judson
    5. The Oxford Book of American Verse by Bliss Carman
    6. Caroling Dusk by Countee Cullen
    7. The Third Book of Modern Verse by Jessie B. Rittenhouse
    8. The Book of Poetry by Edwin Markham
    9. The Nature Lover's Knapsack by Edwin Osgood Grover
    The Bookman, April 1928, p. 202
  3. Reviews
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    Thematic Black Anthologies (10 Reviews)
    John Lindberg
    The Best Short Stories by Negro Writers, by Langston Hughes
    1. The Best Short Stories by Negro Writers by Langston Hughes
    2. Black Fire by Leroi Jones and Larry Neal
    3. Black Words That Say: Don't Cry, Scream by Don L. Lee
    4. The Book of American Negro Poetry by James Weldon Johnson
    5. Caroling Dusk by Countee Cullen
    6. From the Ashes: Voices of Watts by Budd Schulberg
    7. New Black Playwrights by William Couch, Jr.
    8. New Negro Poets, U.S.A. by Langston Hughes
    9. The Poetry of the Negro, 1746-1949 by Langston Hughes and Arna Bontemps
    10. Soon, One Morning by Herbert Hill
    The North American Review (New), Spring 1970, pp. 69-72