This collection features a curated selection of timeless classics, ranging from ancient texts to modern masterpieces. It serves as a tribute to the literary pioneers and legends who have shaped the world of literature, celebrating their enduring contributions and influence.
This book is based on interviews conducted by the author with Cudjo Lewis, the last known survivor of the Atlantic slave trade. Cudjo Lewis was brought to America on the slave ship Clotilda in 1860 and was enslaved for five years before the end of the Civil War. The book provides a firsthand account of the horrors of slavery and is an important work of African-American literature.
Harry Hervey's 1920s Hong Kong, Macao and Canton Sojourns
Harry Hervey's journey through southern China in 1923 reveals a vivid blend of personal exploration and cultural observation. His lyrical impressions capture the essence of Hong Kong, Macao, and Guangzhou, detailing everything from the lively streets of Kennedy Town to the opulent dining rooms of Queen's Road. As he navigates the region, he encounters the impacts of warlord violence and meets significant historical figures, including Sun Yat-sen, offering readers a rich and atmospheric glimpse into a transformative period in Chinese history.
