Page counts vary across the listings, ranging from 240 to 864 pages. Individual counts shown include 240, 320, 448, 472, 528, 672, and 864 pages.
Some editions include restored text and supplemental material such as author essays, companion essays, notes on the text, and afterwords. Examples noted in the listings include an essay titled "How 'Bigger' was Born," restored text, and a companion essay called "Memories of My Grandmother."
The three-in-one volume is 864 pages and is described as including three books originally published between 1954 and 1957.
The listings indicate these editions are printed in English.
The nonfiction descriptions emphasize travel and reportage on Africa (including the Gold Coast), coverage of the Bandung Conference, decolonization, and essays on race and politics.
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