At the Full and Change of the Moon
African diaspora
Caribbean area, fiction
Canadian Authors
Canadian fiction
Suicide
Slavery
Women authors
Fiction, historical
Fiction, historical, general
New York Times reviewed
History
Fiction
Written with lyrical fire in a chorus of vividly rendered voices, Dionne Brand's second novel is an epic of the African diaspora across the globe. It begins in 1824 on Trinidad, where Marie-Ursule, queen of a secret slave society called the Sans Peur Regiment, plots a mass suicide. The end of the Sa…
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