All Souls’ Rising
All Souls’ Rising by Madison Smartt Bell, published by Penguin Books in 1996, is a historical novel that delves into the horrific slave rebellion of the 1790s in Haiti. Spanning 530 pages, this edition presents a vivid and resonant portrayal of these significant events, showcasing the author’s remarkable historical imagination.
Readers will find an epic narrative that brings the complexities of this tumultuous period to life, emphasizing the depth and range of the characters and their experiences. The book explores themes of history and identity within the context of the United States, offering a compelling look at the impact of the rebellion. This edition is available in English and is designed to engage those interested in historical fiction and literary explorations of pivotal moments in history.
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This National Book Award finalist and PEN/Faulkner Award nominee presents “a remarkable feat of historical imagination” (The Washington Post). The horrific slave rebellion of the 1790s in Haiti is the focus of this epic historical novel of astonishing depth and range. Bell has broughtthese events viscerally to life, making them vivid, resonant, and believable for all readers.
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