In 1985, a year before his death, James Baldwin told Shaun Henderson in an interview conducted in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, his final home, that he didn’t trust his memory, and this was the reason that he never wrote an autobiography. This admission appears early in the prologue of Baldwin: A Love Story, an encyclopedic biography of Baldwin’s work as told through the lens of his intimate relationships, written by Nicholas Boggs.
Going into the Wreckage and Unearthing James Baldwin’s Great Loves: A Conversation with Nicholas Boggs
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