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A visitation of spirits : a novel / Randall Kenan

By:

Kenan, Randall [author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York : Grove Press, c1989Edition: First EditionDescription: 257 pages ; 22 cmISBN:

802111181

Subject(s):

AFRICAN AMERICAN -- FAMILIES -- GAYS -- TEENAGERS -- FICTION

LOC classification:

FIC .K46 1989

Contents:

White Sorcery -- Black Necromancy -- Holy Science -- Old Demonology -- Old Gods, New Demons.

Summary: The Crosses are the oldest and proudest black family in Tims Creek, NC, a town still governed by the rhythms and rituals of farming and tobacco. But sixteen year old Horace seeks love and fulfillment where no other Cross has been. What emerges is the complex and sustaining truths of four generations of a black family's life in the South.

Item type:

Books - Fiction

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books - Fiction	National University - Manila	LRC - Annex Fiction	Fiction	FIC .K46 1989 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	c.1	Available		NULIB000003678

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White Sorcery -- Black Necromancy -- Holy Science -- Old Demonology -- Old Gods, New Demons.

The Crosses are the oldest and proudest black family in Tims Creek, NC, a town still governed by the rhythms and rituals of farming and tobacco. But sixteen year old Horace seeks love and fulfillment where no other Cross has been. What emerges is the complex and sustaining truths of four generations of a black family's life in the South.

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