In the twenty-five linked short stories in his collection, _I Got to Keep Moving_ , celebrated Detroit author Bill Harris vividly and deftly describes the inner and outer lives of a wide cast of characters as they navigate changing circumstances in the southern United States, pre- and post-Civil War
I Got to Keep Moving
β Scribed by Harris, Bill; Delp, Michael; Liebler, M L
- Book ID
- 110276883
- Publisher
- Wayne State University Press
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 173 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780814345931
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
In the twenty-five linked short stories in his collection, I Got to Keep Moving, celebrated Detroit author Bill Harris vividly and deftly describes the inner and outer lives of a wide cast of characters as they navigate changing circumstances in the southern United States, pre- and post-Civil War. Addressing vital aspects of lifeβhope, family, violence, movement, and memoryβI Got to Keep Moving is as mesmerizing as it is revealing. A veritable Canterbury Tales, the book follows a group of African Americans, beginning in the 1830s on a plantation in the fictional town of Acorn, Alabama, as they head north, and ending in the Midwest in the 1940s.The opening section contains nine stories that investigate the events that compelled the party to migrate. The second section consists of fifteen stories focusing on the life and travels of Pearl Moon and her blind son, and introduces the reader to a range of individualsβa white southern prison guard and his family, an ex-cowboy and expert...
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