Crossing The River
Crossing The River by Caryl Phillips is a First Edition novel published by Alfred A. Knopf on January 18, 1994. This 237-page work presents a multifaceted narrative that explores the experiences of the African diaspora, focusing on a desperate father’s harrowing decision to sell his three children into slavery.
Readers will find a deeply engaging story that weaves together themes of family life and the historical context of enslaved persons. The novel captures the emotional and moral complexities faced by its characters, offering insight into their struggles and resilience. Through its rich narrative, Crossing The River delves into the profound impact of slavery on individuals and families, making it a significant contribution to historical fiction.
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In a vastly ambitious and intensely moving novel, the author of Cambridge creates a many-tongued chorus of the African diaspora in the complex and riveting story of a desperate father who sells his three children into slavery.
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