Every tongue got to confess [Negro folk-tales from the Gulf states]

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Summary

This collection of folk-tales was compiled in the late 1920s by noted anthropologist and author Zora Neale Hurston. In this work, published over 40 years after her death, she has collected a spectacular sampling of tales, yarns, fables and testimonies from all over the Gulf-states region. DAT's expert narration maintains the integrity of the myriad dialects captured by Hurston's text.

Contents

God tales
Preacher tales
Devil tales
Witch and hunt tales
Heaven tales
John and Maesa tales
Tall tales
Neatest trick tales
Mistaken identity tales
Fool tales
Women tales
School tales
Miscellaneous tales
Talking animal tales
Animal tales.

Additional Information

Subjects	African Americans Folklore Historical Fiction Mythology African American Fiction Fiction Audiobooks.
Publisher	[Place of publication not identified] :HarperCollins,2005 Caedmon2005
Edition	Unabridged.
Contributors	Kaplan, Carla. Dee, Ruby. Davis, Ossie. OverDrive, Inc.
Participants/Performers	Narrated by Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee.
Language	English
System Details	Mode of access: World Wide Web. Format: OverDrive Listen Format: OverDrive MP3 Audiobook Requires OverDrive app 3.0 (Windows) / 1.0 (Mac) / 1.0 (Windows Mobile)
Description	1 audio file : digital
ISBN	9780060842741 9780060842741
Other	Classic View