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Tattoo for a Slave
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334 pages
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The narrative explores the complex legacy of a Jewish family that once owned slaves in the South, intertwining personal history with broader themes of identity and memory. Hortense Calisher, acclaimed for her poignant storytelling, reflects on her family's migration to New York City while grappling with the haunting echoes of their past. This evocative account reveals a seldom-discussed aspect of history, blending personal and collective experiences with sensitivity and depth.
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2005, paperback
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