Home to Harlem

Back in Harlem after fleeing the horrors of World War I, Jake has left his past behind--only to find himself drawn into the city's seductive Jazz Age underworld. He navigates the bustling nightclubs and treacherous streets, discovering a society caught between dazzling artistic expression and unrelenting struggle, all while desperately searching for the one person he hopes can truly bring him home.

Originally published in 1928, Home to Harlem is a raw, fearless exploration of identity, race, and class in the midst of the bourgeoning Harlem Renaissance from a "uniquely timeless" writer (Los Angeles Review of Books).

Claude McKay (1890-1948) was a Jamaican American writer and poet who was a central figure in the Harlem Renaissance. He wrote several collections of poetry, novels, short stories, non-fiction, and two autobiographical books, and is best known for his poem "If We Must Die" and his first novel, Home to Harlem.

• Publisher: Union Square & Co.
  
• Publish Date: November 03, 2026
  
• Pages: 192
  
• Language: English
  
• Type: Paperback
  
• EAN/UPC: 9781454967576
  
• Dimensions: 8 in H | 5.3 in W
  
• BISAC Categories: Popular Fiction, Literary Fiction