Shirley Ann Grau Books
Shirley Ann Grau crafts vivid portraits of life in the American South, primarily focusing on the social transformations of the Deep South throughout the twentieth century. Her narratives delve into the experiences of African Americans amidst these changes, showcasing her keen eye for detail and locale. Grau is celebrated for her masterful descriptions of both characters and settings, a stylistic hallmark that defines her compelling literary voice. Her work is distinguished by its sensitive exploration of complex themes, including race relations and the dynamics of family legacies.






Die Hüter des Hauses
Der Kondor fliegt vorüber
USA, 1934: Ein Trüppchen elternloser schwarzer Kinder streunt bettelnd und stehlend durch die Südstaaten. Von Klosterfrauen aufgenommen, gelingt bei Mary Woods die scheinbar geglückte Integration nur äusserlich, zu sehr belastet sie das Kindheitstrauma.



