The sun, the sea, a touch of the wind
by Rosa Guy
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A black American painter goes to Haiti to escape New York. She instantly identifies with the Haitians who equally instantly identify her as a foreigner. Nor is she welcomed by the other foreigners who are white. Rejected on either side, she drifts into promiscuity, until she meets a revolutionary.
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Vivid, intriguing, and lyrical, The Sun, the Sea, a Touch of the Wind evokes the beauty and culture of the Caribbean, and passionately portrays an African-American woman's struggle to define herself and her relation to the world around her. "Expansive . . . hones, intriguing . . . a rich brocade on the human condition."--The Boston Globe.
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