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One Drop

Name: One Drop
Brand: Little, Brown Book Group
SKU: 04052214
Price: 20.49 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Bliss Broyard
ISBN: 9780316008068

Bliss Broyard

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04052214

Publishers Little, Brown Book Group, December 2008

Ever since renowned literary critic Anatole Broyard's own parents, New Orleans Creoles, had moved to... Full description

Libristo code: 04052214

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Ever since renowned literary critic Anatole Broyard's own parents, New Orleans Creoles, had moved to Brooklyn and began to 'pass' in order to get work, he had learned to conceal his racial identity. As he grew older and entered the ranks of the New York literary elite, he maintained the facade. Now his daughter Bliss tries to make sense of his choices and the impact of this revelation on her own life. She searches out the family she never knew in New York and New Orleans, and considers the profound consequences of racial identity. With unsparing candour and nuanced insight, Broyard chronicles her evolution from sheltered WASP to a woman of mixed race ancestry.