Pantheon Books, October 1995. Hardcover. In this brilliant collection of speeches, essays, and reviews both long and short, the vigorous intellectual combatant Stanley Crouch gives us refreshing iconoclastic views on race and culture in American society from 1990 to 1994. More
Random House Inc, March 1999. Soft Cover. As a cultural and political commentator, Stanley Crouch in unapologetically contentious and delightfully iconoclastic. Whether he is writing on the uniqueness of the American South, the death of Tupak Shakur, the O.J. Simpson verdict, or the damage done by the Oklahoma City bombing..... More
Pantheon Books, April 2000. Hardcover. As Don't the Moon Look Lonesome opens in Houston, Texas, we meet Carla, a nearly forty year-old woman, and Maxwell Davis, tenor saxophonist and jazz star, the man she deeply loves and wants to marry. Davis, who is black, now finds himself increasingly at odds..... More
Oxford University Press, USA, March 1991. Paper Back. Stanley Crouch identifies the civil rights movement of the last four decades as the defining feature of contemporary American society. In Notes of a Hanging Judge, he explores it from all sides--from its epochal triumphs and the forces that have nearly destroyed..... More
