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Brother Blue is the official storyteller of Boston, an ordained minister turned street poet and raconteur who spins tales of struggle and hope on street corners and in prisons, inner-city schools, parks, subways, and churches. The great-grandson of a slave owner and his slave, Brother Blue rises through the white-dominated spheres of the military, the ministry, and academia. He sheds institutional life to become a roaming town crier fueled by a faith in the transformative power of sacred service.
This portrait gives voice to the heartfelt life stories of a renowned and original storyteller.
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Brother Blue: a narrative portrait of Brother Blue a.k.a. Hugh Morgan Hill
1995, Bay Press
in English
0941920364 9780941920360
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