Claude McKay

Jake, a Black soldier returning from WWI to Harlem, navigates the vibrant nightlife and working-class life.

Black men from across the diaspora gather in Marseilles, exploring pan-African identity and Black internationalism.

Poetry collection including militant sonnet 'If We Must Die' written after Red Summer of 1919.

Bita Plant, a Jamaican girl educated in England by missionary patrons, returns to Jamaica and must choose between the Western values she was trained in and her own people. McKay's finest novel.