Making Callaloo in Detroit
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Making buljol -- Process server -- Five workers report on how the deal really went down -- No puedo bailar -- Making bakes -- Sometimes you leap; sometimes you fall -- Sadie and Marqway -- Adios, Detroit -- Making callaloo -- Over the Belle Isle boundary -- Ole Year's Night -- Love in the Dollar Store.
Drawing on memories of growing up in Detroit with Caribbean roots, Hernandez reveals a hidden community that craves sun and saltwater, dances to calypso, and makes callaloo, bakes, buljol, sanchocho, and pelau in their kitchens. Making Callaloo in Detroit explores questions of how we assimilate and retain identity, how families evolve as generations pass, how memory guides the present, and how the spirit world stays close to the living.--Publisher's description.
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SERIES
Made in Michigan writers series.
PUBLISHED
Detroit : Wayne State University Press, [2014]
Year Published: 2014
Description: 170 pages ; 22 cm.
Language: English
Format: Book
ISBN/STANDARD NUMBER
9780814339695
SUBJECTS
Caribbean Americans -- Detroit -- Fiction.
West Indian Americans -- Detroit -- Fiction.
Short stories, American.