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Daughter of My People (Brown Thrasher Books)
James Kilgo
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Description for Daughter of My People (Brown Thrasher Books)
Paperback. Set in rural South Carolina in the early twentieth century, this work weaves a complex tale from the threads of actual events in author James Kilgo's family history. At the center of the story are two brothers, Hart and Tison Bonner, and their cousin Jennie Grant, the mixed-race woman one brother loves and the other dishonors. Series: Brown Thrasher Books. Num Pages: 304 pages, illustrations. BIC Classification: FA. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 226 x 151 x 21. Weight in Grams: 381.
Set in rural South Carolina in the early twentieth century, ""Daughter of My People"" weaves a richly textured and complex tale from the threads of actual events in author James Kilgo's family history. At the center of the story are two brothers, Hart and Tison Bonner, and their cousin Jennie Grant, the mixed-race woman one brother loves and the other dishonors.
Set in rural South Carolina in the early twentieth century, ""Daughter of My People"" weaves a richly textured and complex tale from the threads of actual events in author James Kilgo's family history. At the center of the story are two brothers, Hart and Tison Bonner, and their cousin Jennie Grant, the mixed-race woman one brother loves and the other dishonors.
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2007
Publisher
University of Georgia Press
Condition
New
Series
Brown Thrasher Books
Number of Pages
304
Place of Publication
Georgia, United States
ISBN
9780820329284
SKU
V9780820329284
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Ref
99-5
About James Kilgo
James Kilgo (1941-2002) is the author of such books as Deep Enough for Ivorybills, Inheritance of Horses, and Colors of Africa (all available from the University of Georgia Press).
Reviews for Daughter of My People (Brown Thrasher Books)
Nobody, not even William Faulkner, could have done it better. - Charleston Post and Courier ""A beautifully crafted novel - a love story complex in its explorations of betrayal and sacrifice, and one that will not be forgotten."" - Jill McCorkle ""Stunning... Kilgo treats his tale of inter-racial love with an insight that is uncannily delicate and fierce."" - Atlanta ... Read more