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《 Go Tell It On The Mountain 》作者：James Baldwin 【完结】
Introduction
‘The balloon of experience is tied to the earth；’ wrote Henry James in The American； ‘andunder that necessity we swing； thanks to a rope of remarkable length； in the more or lessmodious car of imagination。’ In 1949 James Baldwin was living in Paris – a measure of ropehaving been unfurled – yet his ties to Harlem grew stronger by the day。 There was little of Hemingway or Gertrude Stein in Baldwin’s sojourn； though he enjoyed a little more freedomthere； and adventure too； he wasn’t there for friendship or freedom or adventure either； but forwriting。 Baldwin came to Europe in search of his own voice。 He came for a clear view of the past。
And this exile suited him； sentences at once beginning to bleed out of memory ands imagination；old wounds opening into new language。
Baldwin’s father was a lay preacher； to his eldest son he was ‘handsome； proud； andingrown’。 The son was born into a religious munity； a world where duty joined with pride；where sin battled with high hopes of redemption； where the Saved sang over the Damned； wherelove and hate could smell similar； and where fathers and sons could be strangers for ever。 ‘I haddeclined to believe；’ Baldwin wrote in his famous Notes of a Native Son； ‘in that apocalypse whichhad been ce