Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction From the Margins of History
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– Gertrude Stein, “Roast Beef” from Tender Buttons 1.
Before your grandmother was Clementine, she had a Houma lover called Jacques who would pilot a pirogue up the river to court her before her owners ran him off. Your grandmother had a lover called Honor on the plantation. “Him was the best thief. He always found me what I need.” They married her to a man called James. There were others where the language is tricky. Master. Uncle. Emancipator. Cousin. Owner. Sister. Mistr...ess.
“Master August, though, him teach me to cut a figure. I was at a fine family in Louisiana. Rich like will never be seen again. Master August come from Europe, over the sea. He cut figures of my people and I picked it right up. How I loved to cut. How I miss it,” she says.
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You, too, love sharp things. Long, slender hatpins tipped with opal or quince feathers. Buttery leather shoes with pointed toes. Fish that can only be consumed by an eager tongue searching for pin bones. Needles that can free an ingrown hair, mend flesh, or stab.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This shows a likeness.
– Gertrude Stein, “Roast Beef” from Tender Buttons 1.
Before your grandmother was Clementine, she had a Houma lover called Jacques who would pilot a pirogue up the river to court her before her owners ran him off. Your grandmother had a lover called Honor on the plantation. “Him was the best thief. He always found me what I need.” They married her to a man called James. There were others where the language is tricky. Master. Uncle. Emancipator. Cousin. Owner. Sister. Mistr...ess.
“Master August, though, him teach me to cut a figure. I was at a fine family in Louisiana. Rich like will never be seen again. Master August come from Europe, over the sea. He cut figures of my people and I picked it right up. How I loved to cut. How I miss it,” she says.
2.
You, too, love sharp things. Long, slender hatpins tipped with opal or quince feathers. Buttery leather shoes with pointed toes. Fish that can only be consumed by an eager tongue searching for pin bones. Needles that can free an ingrown hair, mend flesh, or stab.
What to read after Long Hidden: Speculative Fiction From the Margins of History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tananarive Due to read onlineMoreLess
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