The Selah Branch: A Novel of Time Travel and Race in America

Name: The Selah Branch: A Novel of Time Travel and Race in America
Price: 6.99 EUR
Author: Ted Neill
ISBN: 9781543057836

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Ted Neill

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Paru le : 01/06/2018

2017 Winner of the New York Big Book Award; 2018 Winner of Independent Press Award for Best Multicultural Novel and Distinguished Favorite for Science... > Lire la suite

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2017 Winner of the New York Big Book Award; 2018 Winner of Independent Press Award for Best Multicultural Novel and Distinguished Favorite for Science Fiction Novel; 2018 Finalist for Best Multicultural Novel, National Indie Excellence Awards. 2018 Finalist Best Sci-Fi Novel Cygnus AwardsAs a black college student in the rural West Virginia town of Selah Station, Kenia Dezy already feels out of place.
But when an unexplained phenomenon starts transporting her back to pre-civil rights 1953, she finds herself woven into a tapestry of racial triumphs and tragedies. She begins to unravel secrets that powerful men would rather keep hidden, even if it means massacring an entire town through an industrial disaster. At the intersection of race, gender, class, and privilege, Kenia must navigate a community and a country wresting with its past, present, and future identities.
Categories: African American Fiction; Coming of Age; College; Crime; Fantasy Thriller;Female Protagonist Thriller; Modern Historical Fiction; Mystery; New Adult Fantasy Books; New Adult Thriller; Time Travel Science Fiction; Urban Fantasy ebooks.

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Date de parution : 01/06/2018
Editeur : A PRECISER
ISBN : 978-1-5430-5783-6
EAN : 9781543057836
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Ted Neill

Globetrotter and fiction writer Ted Neill has worked on five continents as an educator, health professional, and journalist. His writing has appeared in The Washington Post and he has published a number of novels exploring issues related to science, religion, class, and social justice. His debut novel City on a Hill combines his passions together into a thought-provoking page turner with a compelling female protagonist, Sabrina Sabryia.
His epic fantasy series, Elk Riders, follows a band of unlikely allies brought together by a mysterious elk as they square off against dark forces taking shape in their world and even in their hearts.