Flight to Canada by Ishmael Reed - ISBN: 9780241315194
Paperback
Slaves escape to freedom: A wild, surreal, and hilarious escape.

Flight to Canada

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    176 pages

  • Release Date

    15 July 2018

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Summary

Deep in the American South, ‘land of the hunted and the haunted,’ three young slaves have broken free. But they have their former master hot on their heels, and they must outrun, outwit, or outgun him and his personal ‘CIA’ if they are to secure their freedom–all while dodging the bullets of the Civil War raging on around them.

When the three men part ways, the adventure begins: the first buys up a huge number of arms in readiness for a final showdown; the second sells his body for po…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780241315194
ISBN-10:0241315190
Author:Ishmael Reed
Publisher:Penguin Books Ltd
Imprint:Penguin Classics
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:176
Release Date:15 July 2018
Weight:141g
Dimensions:199mm x 130mm x 11mm
Series:Penguin Modern Classics
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Groundbreaking … Ishmael Reed is a major figure in American letters

Groundbreaking … Ishmael Reed is a major figure in American letters * The Paris Review *
A remorseless satire of America’s appetite for slavery fantasies * New Yorker *

About The Author

Ishmael Reed

Novelist, poet, playwright, songwriter, essayist, activist and MacArthur genius, Ishmael Reed has been a major figure in American letters for the past four decades. His ground-breaking literary output has inspired generations of artists and writers - from Thomas Pynchon, Paul Beatty, and Colson Whitehead, to 2pac, George Clinton and David Murray - and he is widely recognized as one of the great American writers.

Reed was born in 1938. He grew up in working-class neighbourhoods in Buffalo, New York, attended Buffalo public schools, and the University of Buffalo. He taught at Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth and, for thirty-five years, at the University of California Berkeley. He lives in Oakland, California, where he teaches at the California College of the Arts.

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