Donald Goines

Donald Goines Donald Goines (pseudonym: Al C. Clark; December 15, 1936 – October 21, 1974) was an African-American writer of urban fiction. His novels were deeply influenced by the work of Iceberg Slim. Provided by Wikipedia

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    Crime partners
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

    Book - 2004

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    Black girl lost
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

    Book - 2001

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    Street players
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

    Book - 2006

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    Eldorado red
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

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    Black gangster
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

    Book - 2007

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    Dopefiend
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

    Book - 2007

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    Swamp man
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

    Book - 2007

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    Whoreson : the story of a ghetto pimp
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

    Book - 2007

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    Never die alone
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

    Book - 2008

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    Kenyatta's escape
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

    Book - 2023

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    Inner city hoodlum
    by Donald Goines, 1937-1974

    Book - 2025

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