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Cane River |
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by Lalita Tademy
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Trade Paperback
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Published by Warner Books, Inc., 2002
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530 pages
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ISBN # 0446678457
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Price: $13.95
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Booknotes
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--FREE US media mail--
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 Lalita Tademy’s ficticious tale of combining French Creole and African roots along the Cane River is not a ficticious story. Tademy tells of her roots. She is a former vice president of Sun Microsystems in the Silicon Valley. About the time she had earned the right to move up on the corporate ladder, Tademy felt a call from old bones in her past encouraging her to acknowledge her family heritage.
A rich life tapestry of Creole cooking, ballroom dancing and bountiful harvests for the whites and the blacks disintegrates with the back-sliding economy after the Civil War. Tademy writes about the tenacity of black women in her family over a period that spans 136 years.
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