JULE: ALABAMA BOY IN HARLEM by HENDERSON, GEORGE WYLIE - (Reprints Avon 400),

NY: Berkley. VG+. 1959. 1st Printing. Paperback. Berkley #G-218, 1959. First Berkley printing. VG+ condition. Faint cre ase along the front spine seam. Rubs to the corners and spine tips. Mi ld dusting to the rear cover. Age toning to the pages. .

Tuscaloosa AL: The University of Alabama Press, 1989. Paperback. As New. As new unblemished pristine copy. First published in 1946; this is the 1989 edition. Introduction by J. Lee Greene. The Library of Alabama classics.

avon book, , (Reprints Avon 400), . 577, , reading copy, (BLACK / HARLEM NOVEL), , paperback,

berkley book, , (Reprints Avon 400), . G-218, , Reading Copy, ,poor, (BLACK / HARLEM NOVEL), , paperback,

New York: Avon Books # 577 1st Printing , 1954 ----------vintage paperback. Small split to spine bottom, corner bump, edgewear, faint waterstain to bottom edge (cover not affected), a good-VG copy.. .. Mass Market Paperback. Good to Very Good. Note: our prices on Biblio are the LOWEST of any of the sites on which we list our books.

avon book, , (Reprints Avon 400), . 577, , good , (BLACK / HARLEM NOVEL), , paperback,

berkley book, , (Reprints Avon 400), . G-218, , very good , , (BLACK / HARLEM NOVEL), , paperback,

Avon, 1952. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. First Edition THUS. Avon ANC (1952), VG VINTAGE COLLECTIBLE PAPERBACK.

New York: Avon Publishing Co., Inc., 1952. Mass Market Paperback. Very Good. 189 Pages. An Avon 1952 reprint of a 1946 copyright. Minor cover edge wear and lightly turned up front corners. A tight square book with some light age-tanning to pages. There may have been a front endpaper that is missing now. At home, in the Cotton Belt of the deep South, Jule grew up to be a hunter of 'possums and 'coons and a planter's handy man. Also, he fell for comely Bertha Mae and soon induced her into illicit intimacy. But a white man made Bertha Mae his mistress-and trouble started! He fled up north to New York. And as so many thrill-starved farm boys before him, Jule did not search for the honest, sincere, church-going people of Harlem, but soon became entangled with the fast crowd and found himself in an orgiastic series of drinking, wild parties, and lecherous women who hungered for his hard caresses! The story of Jule's struggle to find himself in a Harlem crowd that seemed hell-bent for damnation is a… Read More

NY: Creative Age Press, Inc., (1946)., (1946).. Good. - 8vo, navy blue cloth (bumped; edges of covers & head of spine faded; white stain to front cover; tiny white stains to rear cover) titled in white, in dw (soiled & chipped; 2 tears to dw spine with small piece out of head). [iv] & 234 pp. (page edges slightly darkened). Good. <p>Second printing.