• Chapter 13 - Incident in London

  • Oct 11 2023
  • Length: 31 mins
  • Podcast

Chapter 13 - Incident in London

  • Summary

  • One of the more noteworthy elements about "The Magpie," is the element of peer collaboration. While James Baldwin, the "Magpie" editor and writer, is the subject of this podcast, young Baldwin was also a part of a network of gifted and young writers, who all wrote for "The Magpie." This episode introduces us to one of Baldwin's peers/collaborators/friends: Sol Stein

    Incident in London is read by Tina E.
    Three Houses is read by Myron Abernathy

    Episode References:
    Blitz in London
    Ernie Pyle
    Book of Amos
    Set Thine House in Order
    E Plurubis Unum
    Uber Alles
    New York Times Review of "Notes of a Native Son" by Langston Hughes
    Further Reading:
    Books by James Baldwin
    The Furious Passage of James Baldwin by Fern M. Eckman
    James Baldwin: A Biography by David Leeming
    Talking At The Gates: by James Campbell
    Begin Again by Eddie Glaude, Jr.
    Baldwin's Harlem by Herb Boyd
    James Baldwin: Artist on Fire by W.J. Weatherby
    James Baldwin: Living in Fire by Bill V. Mullen

    Finding James Baldwin on Instagram
    Finding James Baldwin Youtube

    Learn more about Dr. Frank Leon Roberts at Amherst.edu

    More podcasts by Aldo B. Martin:
    The Reclamation
    The Fatherhood Project
    YALD. The Podcast
    Jammin' on the One
    So...Tell Me About Your Podcast

    Finding James Baldwin: The Magpie Years Podcast is
    Researched by Dr. Frank Leon Roberts and Aldo B. Martin
    Performed by Elena from 3B and Tina E.
    Edited by Aldo B. Martin
    Produced by Aldo B. Martin

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