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Stanley CrouchNon-Fiction · Essays
Don't the moon look lonesome
Carla, a jazz singer nearing forty, is deeply in love with Maxwell, a renowned tenor saxophonist. However, Maxwell, who is Black, struggles with the idea of marrying a white woman due to societal pressures. As they visit his parents, Carla tries to win them over while scenes from her past unfold, revealing the remarkable journey of her life.