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v. 1. Fiction.
The critical dilemma: The Black American writer / C.W.E. Bigsby
White standards and Negro writing / Richard Gilman
Our mutual estate: The literature of the American Negro / Theodore Gross
The Black view: Problems of the Negro writer / Langston Hughes and John A. Williams
The Negro writer: Pitfalls and compensations / William Gardner Smith
The Negro in American culture / James Baldwin, Emile Capouya, Lorraine Hansberry, Nat Hentoff, Langston Hughes, Alfred Kazin
The novelist: Testing the color line- Dunbar and Chesnutt / Robert Farnsworth
The lost potential of Richard Wright / Warren French
Some examples of Faulknerian rhetoric in Ellison's 'Invisible Man' / Michael Allen
An interview with Ralph Ellison / Ralph Ellison and Allen Geller
James Baldwin: Caliban to Prospero / Brian Lee
'Another Country' : Baldwin's New York novel / Mike Thelwell
Disturber of the peace: James Baldwin / James Baldwin
The Negro writer and the Communist Party / Wilson Record
Contemporary Negro fiction / Hoyt W. Fuller
The Negro writer as spokesman / James W. Tuttleton
v. 2. Poetry and drama.
The poet: Black Orpheus / Jean-Paul Sartre
The awakening of American Negro literature 1619-1900 / Gerald Haslam
Claude McKay and the new Negro of the 1920s / Wayne Cooper
Poetry in the Harlem Renaissance / Gerald Moore
Langston Hughes / Allen D. Prowle
Gwendolyn Brooks: An appreciation from the White suburbs / Dan Jaffee
Poetry into the 'Sixties / Paul Breman
The playwright: The Black playwright in the professional theatre of the United States of America 1858-1959 / Darwin Turner
On the emerging playwright / Loften Mitchell
Three Black playwrights: Loften Mitchell, Ossie Davis, Douglas Turner Ward / C.W.E. Bigsby
Lorraine Hansberry / Jordan Miller
James Baldwin / Walter Meserve
The Black arts movement / Larry Neal
LeRoi Jones and contemporary Black drama / Louis Phillips
Lonne Elder III: An interview / Lonne Elder III
Harold Cruse: An interview / Harold Cruse.
The critical dilemma: The Black American writer / C.W.E. Bigsby
White standards and Negro writing / Richard Gilman
Our mutual estate: The literature of the American Negro / Theodore Gross
The Black view: Problems of the Negro writer / Langston Hughes and John A. Williams
The Negro writer: Pitfalls and compensations / William Gardner Smith
The Negro in American culture / James Baldwin, Emile Capouya, Lorraine Hansberry, Nat Hentoff, Langston Hughes, Alfred Kazin
The novelist: Testing the color line- Dunbar and Chesnutt / Robert Farnsworth
The lost potential of Richard Wright / Warren French
Some examples of Faulknerian rhetoric in Ellison's 'Invisible Man' / Michael Allen
An interview with Ralph Ellison / Ralph Ellison and Allen Geller
James Baldwin: Caliban to Prospero / Brian Lee
'Another Country' : Baldwin's New York novel / Mike Thelwell
Disturber of the peace: James Baldwin / James Baldwin
The Negro writer and the Communist Party / Wilson Record
Contemporary Negro fiction / Hoyt W. Fuller
The Negro writer as spokesman / James W. Tuttleton
v. 2. Poetry and drama.
The poet: Black Orpheus / Jean-Paul Sartre
The awakening of American Negro literature 1619-1900 / Gerald Haslam
Claude McKay and the new Negro of the 1920s / Wayne Cooper
Poetry in the Harlem Renaissance / Gerald Moore
Langston Hughes / Allen D. Prowle
Gwendolyn Brooks: An appreciation from the White suburbs / Dan Jaffee
Poetry into the 'Sixties / Paul Breman
The playwright: The Black playwright in the professional theatre of the United States of America 1858-1959 / Darwin Turner
On the emerging playwright / Loften Mitchell
Three Black playwrights: Loften Mitchell, Ossie Davis, Douglas Turner Ward / C.W.E. Bigsby
Lorraine Hansberry / Jordan Miller
James Baldwin / Walter Meserve
The Black arts movement / Larry Neal
LeRoi Jones and contemporary Black drama / Louis Phillips
Lonne Elder III: An interview / Lonne Elder III
Harold Cruse: An interview / Harold Cruse.