James Lincoln Collier, ein Journalist und professioneller Musiker, schuf Erzählungen, die sich mit komplexen moralischen Dilemmata und gesellschaftlichen Problemen auseinandersetzen. Sein literarischer Ansatz zeichnet sich durch eine direkte und aufschlussreiche Auseinandersetzung mit der menschlichen Natur aus, wobei er oft Themen wie Konflikt, Vorurteile und die Suche nach dem Selbst erforscht. Durch sein vielfältiges Werk, das von historischer Fiktion bis hin zu aufschlussreichen Essays über Jazz reicht, ermutigt Collier die Leser stets, sich kritisch mit der Welt auseinanderzusetzen.
Focusing on the broader implications of eating, this book encourages readers to reflect on their food choices not only for personal health but also for environmental sustainability and the well-being of all living beings. It explores the interconnectedness of diet, ecological impact, and ethical considerations, prompting a deeper understanding of how individual actions affect the planet.
Johnny made a promise to his father, who was wounded fighting for the South. He promised to take care of the family and not run off to fight. Without Pa, Johnny’s family can barely scrape by. But when there’s an offer to take his mules and wagon on a bold mission to supply the Rebel troops, Johnny can’t resist. Then he’s captured by a Yankee—Cush, a runaway slave. Johnny doesn’t like taking orders from a black. But he’s got no choice. He’s bound for prison camp, tormented by his broken promise and wondering what will become of his family and himself.
A free thirteen-year-old black girl in Connecticut is caught up in the horror of the Revolutionary War and the danger of being returned to slavery when her patriot father is killed by the British and her mother disappears