Rudolph Fisher

Rudolph Fisher (May 9th 1897 - December 26th 1934) was a writer Afro-American, born at Washington DC. He grows with Providence (Rhode Island) and studied with the Brown University, then with the Université Howard where he was graduate of medicine in 1924. He took part in the movement of the Renaissance of Harlem at the same time as writer but also as musician. Its principal works on the life with Harlem are: City off Refuge (1925), High Yaller , The Walls off Jericho (1928).

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