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===Novels=== * '''''[[Go Tell It on the Mountain]]''''' (1953) β Baldwin's debut novel, drawing on his Harlem childhood and religious upbringing. * '''''[[Giovanni's Room]]''''' (1956) β A groundbreaking novel set in Paris about a white American man's affair with an Italian bartender, notable for its frank treatment of homosexuality at a time when such subject matter was largely taboo. * '''''Another Country''''' (1962) β A sprawling novel set in New York City exploring race, bisexuality, and bohemian life. * '''''Tell Me How Long the Train's Been Gone''''' (1968) β A novel about a Black bisexual actor reflecting on his rise to fame. * '''''[[If Beale Street Could Talk]]''''' (1974) β A love story set in Harlem about a young couple separated by a false criminal accusation. Later adapted into an [[Academy Award]]-winning film by [[Barry Jenkins]] in 2018. * '''''Just Above My Head''''' (1979) β Baldwin's final novel, tracing the life of a gospel singer through the lens of his brother's memory.
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