The Library's acclaimed Crime Classic series is launching a new edition of "The Conjure-Man Dies" this month, a staple of the Harlem Renaissance and the most important work of long-overlooked novelist Rudolph Fisher. First published in 1932, the book was the first full-length mystery novel to feature an all-Black cast of characters, including detectives, suspects and victims.
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