Of One Blood; or The Hidden Self (AmazonClassics Edition)
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Noel Arthur
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Pioneering author Pauline E. Hopkins displays a phantasmagorical imagination in the first novel by an African American to be set in Africa.
Entering Harvard by passing as white, medical student Reuel Briggs is considered a genius in the unconventional science of the occult. Though ignorant of his own very relevant lineage, Reuel finds himself on a lucrative archaeological expedition to Ethiopia. There, he hopes to raid the treasures of Meroe. Instead, traversing the ruins of a hidden city and beset by maddening visions and escalating dangers, he is forced to confront his own bloodline. What Reuel unearths is beyond anything he imagined.
Hopkins’s audacious novel succeeds on numerous levels - as escapist adventure, otherworldly romance, paranormal thriller, and ethnological interrogation. Of One Blood boldly excavates an ancient past to explore profound questions of identity and to challenge the racial divisions that continue to haunt us to this day.
Revised edition: Previously published as Of One Blood, this edition of Of One Blood (AmazonClassics Edition) includes editorial revisions.
Public Domain (P)2021 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.What listeners say about Of One Blood; or The Hidden Self (AmazonClassics Edition)
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- coral wint
- 12-10-24
A captivating read.
Such a fascinating book, one written and read with passion.
This is a captivating story of love, obsession and power. I struggled to put it down, for It holds mysticism, crime and adventure, though most importantly, it leads the reader into thought provoking moments around African history and racial identity.
Powerful!
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