Black Book - Literature

Literature

  • The Black Book (Durrell novel), a 1938 novel by Lawrence Durrell
  • The Black Book (Pamuk novel), a 1990 novel by Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk
  • The Black Book (Rankin novel), a 1993 novel by Scottish writer Ian Rankin
  • The Black Book, a 1974 collection of African-American historical materials by Middleton A. Harris with others; edited by Toni Morrison, uncredited
  • Black Book (novel), a 2006 novel derived from the 2006 film Black Book
  • Black Book (Talat Pasha), a personal notebook of the World War I Ottoman leader Talaat Pasha
  • Black Book of Carmarthen, one of the earliest surviving manuscripts written entirely in Welsh
  • The Black Book: Imbalance of Power and Wealth in the Sudan, a 2000 dissident publication
  • The Black Book of English Canada, a 2001 book detailing the history of Canada's crimes against ethnic minorities
  • The Black Book of Capitalism, a book that attempts to assign blame for historic repressions to capitalism
  • The black book of colonialism, a book documenting evils attributed to colonialism.
  • The Black Book of Communism, a 1999 publication that attempts to catalog crimes that it argues resulted from the pursuit of communism
  • Yazidi Black Book, one of the two holy books of the Yazidi religion (Kurdish language)
  • BlackBook (magazine), an arts and culture magazine

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