An edition of Mojo
(2003)
Mojo
conjure stories
by Nalo Hopkinson
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"Anthology of nineteen original stories that explore the perils of personal magic, she brings together some of the most honored voices in modern fantasy and brilliant new talents of African Diaspora fiction. Exploding the myths of zombies and voodoo curses, these narratives range from the ancient rites of the Ibo to the bellies of slave ships, from '20s Jim Crow to '60s Black Power"--Back cover
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Blacks, American Short stories, Hoodoo (Cult), African American magic, Fiction, African Americans, American Fantasy fiction, African American authors, Black authors, Short stories, American fiction, African americans, fiction, Africa, fiction, Blacks, fiction, Short stories, american, Fantasy fiction, Black peoplePlaces
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