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About Phyllis Alesia Perry
See more books from this AuthorThe trancelike states in which she “becomes” her long dead kin are handled with great subtlety, and Perry contrives several really magnificent scenes: among other affecting moments, there’s Grace’s cry of pain during sex with her husband, when she relives Ayo’s rape by white slavers, plus Lizzie’...
| Read Full Review of StigmataShe knows, too, what secret torment compelled her grandmother Grace to leave her children in Alabama--and to will Lizzie the trunk that holds the quilt that tells Ayo's story.
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