Black Girl Lost (Holloway House Classics)
ISBN-13:
9780758294623
ISBN-10:
075829462X
Edition:
Reprint
Author:
Donald Goines
Publication date:
2014
Publisher:
Kensington
Format:
Paperback
224 pages
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ISBN-13:
9780758294623
ISBN-10:
075829462X
Edition:
Reprint
Author:
Donald Goines
Publication date:
2014
Publisher:
Kensington
Format:
Paperback
224 pages
Summary
Black Girl Lost (Holloway House Classics) (ISBN-13: 9780758294623 and ISBN-10: 075829462X), written by authors
Donald Goines, was published by Kensington in 2014.
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Description
In this shocking novel of a young girl alone on the streets, godfather of urban lit Donald Goines delves into yet another facet of the ghetto experience—the dark, despair-ridden world of a black girl’s soul!
Sandra took to the streets when she was eight years old and tried to fight off the hunger pangs by shoplifting and moving into the profits of drug pushing. Then she met Chink and discovered love and affection . . . and rape and murder!
"In his five-year literary career, Donald Goines provided perhaps the most sustained, multifaceted, realistic fiction picture ever created by one author of the lives, choices, and frustrations of underworld ghetto blacks. Almost single-handedly, Goines established the conventions and the popular momentum for a new fictional genre, which could be called ghetto realism." —Greg Goode, University of Rochester
Sandra took to the streets when she was eight years old and tried to fight off the hunger pangs by shoplifting and moving into the profits of drug pushing. Then she met Chink and discovered love and affection . . . and rape and murder!
"In his five-year literary career, Donald Goines provided perhaps the most sustained, multifaceted, realistic fiction picture ever created by one author of the lives, choices, and frustrations of underworld ghetto blacks. Almost single-handedly, Goines established the conventions and the popular momentum for a new fictional genre, which could be called ghetto realism." —Greg Goode, University of Rochester
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