• "Afternoon."  In American Writing.  Eds. Otto Storm et al. Prairie City, Illinois: J.A. Decker, 1940.
  
  
• "Backwacking: A Plea to the Senator."  Massachusetts Review 18 (Autumn 1977): 411-416.
  
  
• "The Birthmark."  New Masses 36 (2 July 1940): 16-17.
  
  
• "Cadillac Flambé."  American Review 16 (February 1973): 249-269.
  
  
• "A Coupla Scalped Indians."  New World Writing 9 (1956): 225-236.
  
  
• "Did You Ever Dream Lucky?"  New World Writing 9 (1956): 134-145.
  
  
• "February."  Saturday   (1 January 1955): 25.
  
  
• "Flying Home."  In Cross Section. Ed. Edwin Seaver. New York: Fischer, 1944. Reprinted in Dark Symphony: Negro Literature in America. Eds. James A. Emanuel and Theodore L. Gross. New York: Free Press, 1968.
  
  
• "And Hickman Arrives."  Noble Savage   1 (1960): 5-49.
  
  
• "In a Strange Country."  Tomorrow 3 (July 1944): 41-44.
  
  
• "Invisible Man."  Horizon 23 (October 1947): 104-107. Later published as the "battle royal" chapter of Invisible Man.
  
  
• "Invisible Man: Prologue to a Novel."  Partisan Review 19 (January-February 1952): 31-40.
  
  
• "It Always Breaks Out."  Partisan Review 30 (Spring 1963): 13-28.
  
  
• "Juneteenth." Quarterly Review of Literature 14 (1965): 262-276.
  
  
• "King of the Bingo Game."  Tomorrow 4 (November 1944): 29-33. Reprinted in Dark Symphony.
  
  
• "Mister Toussan."  New Masses 23 (4 November 1941): 19-20. Reprinted in Black American Literature; Fiction. Ed. Darwin T. Turner. Columbus: C. E. Merrill Pub. Co., [1969].
  
  
• "Night-Talk."  Quarterly Review of Literature 16 (1969): 317-329.
  
  
• "Out of the Hospital and Under the Bar."  In Soon, One Morning: New Writing by American Negroes, 1940-1962. Ed. Herbert Hill. New York: Knopf, 1963.
  
  
• "The Roof, the Steeple and the People."  Quarterly Review of Literature 10 (1960): 115-28.
  
  
• "Slick Gonna Learn."  Direction 2 (September 1939): 10-11, 14, 16.
  
  
• "A Song of Innocence."  Iowa Review 1 (Spring 1970): 30-40.
  
  
• "That I had Wings."  Common Ground 3 (July 1944): 30-37.
  
  

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