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  • av Reginald Gibbons
    229,-

    Winner of the Anisfield-Wolf Book AwardGibbons's first novel takes place in east Texas in 1910 during the time of white rule-not by law but by lynch mob. Amid the suffocating racism and fear, half-Choctaw, half-white Reuben Sweetbitter and Martha Clarke, a white woman, fall in love. Forbidden to be seen together, they escape to the town of Harriet, where an influential friend of Martha helps them settle down and raise a family. Atypical of love stories, this realistic work maintains a historical perspective in lending the couple short-lived happiness. Martha's brother James comes for vengeance, and Reuben flees to the forest, which has always been his refuge from the white world. Reuben and Martha's love is strong, but, dishearteningly, racism is stronger. Timely in the subject of interracial love, this authentic, richly detailed novel plumbs sacrifice, fear, and the loss of one's identity, bringing the anguish of the two young lovers to life. Highly recommended.-Library Journal

  • av Reginald Gibbons
    194,-

    Evocative, playful, masterful brief fictions that explode with imagery detailing love, denial, and the squandered opportunities waiting around every corner.

  • av Reginald Gibbons
    270,-

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    375 - 1 101,-

  • - Chicago Poems and Stories
    av Reginald Gibbons
    230 - 250,-

    Features a collection of poems and stories that celebrate the mix of elation and despair in Chicago.

  • - 29 Poets on the Origins and Practice of Their Art
    av Reginald Gibbons
    427,-

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