Description
Cover has wear. Cover has creases. Inside cover has small stains. Pages are clean. Binding is secure.
This remarkable novel by Simone Schwarz-Bart, a Guadeloupean author of Jewish and African descent, is a poignant exploration of cultural identity and the enduring legacy of slavery. Published in 1967, “Between Two Worlds” is a semi-autobiographical account that follows the life of a young woman named Télumée, who struggles to reconcile her dual heritage as the daughter of a Guadeloupean mother and a Jewish father.
Through Télumée’s journey, Schwarz-Bart skillfully weaves together the rich tapestry of Caribbean culture with the haunting history of the Jewish diaspora, offering a profound meditation on the complexities of race, belonging, and the human experience. This novel is a testament to the author’s own personal odyssey, navigating the intricate intersections of her multifaceted identity.
Despite the wear and creases on the cover and the small stains on the inside cover, the pages remain clean, and the binding is secure, ensuring that this copy remains a cherished addition to any collector’s library or a thought-provoking read for those seeking to delve into the depths of Schwarz-Bart’s compelling narrative.
