Afro-Cuban short stories by Lydia Cabrera (1900-1991)
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Afro-Cuban short stories by Lydia Cabrera (1900-1991)
E. Mellen Press, c2008
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
An annotated English translation of forty short stories.
Table of Contents
- Black Short Stories from Cuba (Cuentos negros de Cuba)
- Cheggue
- Eya
- Walo-Wila
- Two Queens
- The Hill Named Mambiala
- Tatabisaco
- Arere Mareken
- The Mire of the Almendares River
- Turtle's Horse
- The Certificate of Liberty
- The Mutes
- The Guardian Toad
- Why...? (Por que...?)
- There Are Men of Many Colours
- The Billy Goat Stinks
- Obbara Lies But Does Not Lie
- Women Pay Tribute to the Dagame Tree
- Cotton Blinds the Birds
- Kanakana, the Buzzard, is Sacred, and Iroko, the Ceiba, is Divine
- Susudamba Doesn't Show Herself by Day
- The Flat Noses of the Blacks Are Made of Clay
- Ayapa: Turtle Tales (Ayapa: cuentos de Jicotea)
- Life or Death
- Turtle, One Fine Day, Asked the Sun
- Jicotea's Vengeance
- Ncharriri
- Iru Aye
- The Yam Patch Thief
- The Branch on the Wall
- Jicotea and the Guira Tree No One Planted
- In the Enamoured River.
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