Notes

• Features pull-out facsimiles of cards, letters, manuscripts, etc
• "Zora Neale Hurston, celebrated anthropologist, journalist, essayist, playwright, and bestselling novelist, was a twentieth-century visionary who infused her work with the customs and folk traditions of the black American South. . Speak, So You Can Speak Again follows Hurston’s life from her Eatonville, Florida, beginnings to her days as a student at Barnard College to her travels to the Caribbean to the peak of her literary fame as the star of the movement that would be called the Harlem Renaissance to her death in obscurity in a small Florida town. Here, her journey is documented through an interactive collection of photographs, poetry, articles, cards, and handwritten notes."–BOOK JACKET