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The Conjure-Man Dies: A Mystery Tale of Dark Harlem - Rudolph Fisher
The Conjure-Man Dies: A Mystery Tale of Dark Harlem
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An African king with a degree from Harvard who set himself up as a "conjure-man", a fortune teller, is murdered in 1930s Harlem. This is the first known mystery novel written by an African American.
An African king with a degree from Harvard who set himself up as a "conjure-man", a fortune teller, is murdered in 1930s Harlem. This is the first known mystery novel written by an African American.
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Edition language: English
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Literature, Cultural, American, 20th Century, African American, Mystery, Fiction
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