Daughter of Man Reviewed at Compulsive Reader
“an exquisite dance in which form, function, image, and metaphor shape a discernible allegory of embodied personae.”
“an exquisite dance in which form, function, image, and metaphor shape a discernible allegory of embodied personae.”
“A compelling argument worthy of recommendation.”
“Collectively, these testimonies paint a vivid picture of life in the camps, and the individual stories are detailed, poignant, and often fascinating.”
“contributes to the fields of United States history, southern history, African American history, and Arkansas history”
“This substantial effort requires two volumes; these are like handsome fraternal twins who are identical in origin but differ in appearance and interests.”
Twenty Acres by Sarah Neidhardt among the books selected.