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Go Tell It on the Mountain

by James Baldwin

Novel · #422 of 500

Why here in the reading order: closes the round: Pentecostal Harlem, read against The Power of Myth's account of religion as universal human structure

Connects to: Religion & Mythology, Psychology — Pentecostal church, Harlem

On 3 of the 9 source lists: G:Best, ML, TIME

← #421 in the reading order: The Count of Monte Cristo

#423 next in the reading order: Postwar

Also in Novels, before this: A Suitable Boy

Also in Novels, after this: Memoirs of Hadrian