At the end of World War II it remained to be seen if the old south would fit back into the bottle from which it emerged in 1941. Could Dixie change to offer a safe environment including equal rights and opportunities for Negros or would it revert to the old way of Jim Crow with the Ku Klux Klan in the roll of the enforcer. Corinth is a story with an ending like no other.
And boy, will you be glad to get to it!
“Could Dixie change to offer a safe environment including equal rights and opportunities for Negros or would it revert to the old way of Jim Crow with the Ku Klux Klan in the roll of the enforcer.”
Um,..spoilers?
Does this novel take place in a parallel universe where the pre-civil rights south stopped being the pre-civil rights south during WW2?
You could’ve had the cover itself on here too. I opened it up in the Amazon preview to get a good look at it (because I couldn’t tell what was going on from the thumbnail) and it still took me ages to work those yellow circles are the headlights of an oncoming car.
Sometimes the choice is hard.
“roll” for role.
Serious subjects deserve care in proofreading.
I’m still trying to figure out what freaking “bottle” they’ve fit into. BOTTLE?
The author wrote the blurb while drinking from a bottle and eating a bread roll.