voodoo queen a novel. by Robert Tallant. Want to read; 5 Currently reading; Published by Putnam in New York. Written in English Places: New Orleans (La.) Subjects: Laveau, Marie, -- Fiction., New Orleans (La.) -- Fiction. · The Voodoo Queen by Robert Tallant. Paperback (Pelican paperback ed) $ Paperback. $ NOOK Book. $ View All Available Formats Editions. Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping Buy Online, Pick up in Store Check Availability at Nearby Stores Author: Robert Tallant. We never really learn much about voodoo, unfortunately, onl. If you have been to New Orleans, you probably have heard of Marie Laveau, the famous voodoo queen. This novel, first published in , is a 'novelization' biography of Laveau's life; she is the main POV and her life unfolds under the narrative. The best thing about the novel is the history of New Orleans; Laveau lived in interesting times, and /5.
The Voodoo Queen: A Novel (Pelican Pouch Series) Robert Tallant. $ - $ The Pirate Lafitte and the Battle of New Orleans. Robert Tallant. $ Evangeline and the Acadians. Robert Tallant. Out of Stock. a queen."6 More remarkable than her beauty, however, was her power. In his book, Voodoo in New Orleans (), Robert Tallant quotes Tom Bragg, an elderly man who was bom a slave: "She come walkin' into Congo Square wit' her head up in the air like a. 2 Robert Tallant, Voodoo in New Orleans (New York: Macmillan, ; Gretna, LA: Pelican. Voodoo Queen A Novel by Robert Tallant available in Mass Market on bltadwin.ru, also read synopsis and reviews. Witch? Sorceress? Daughter of Satan? Thief? Saint? Born in , Marie Laveau reigned as the.
voodoo queen a novel. by Robert Tallant. Want to read; 20 Currently reading; Published by Putnam in New York. Written in English Places: New Orleans (La.) Subjects: Laveau, Marie, -- Fiction., New Orleans (La.) -- Fiction. Tallant, during the late 40s, was able to separate the races into their distinct personalities without being persecuted for racism, and this book, Voodoo in New Orleans, gives a better picture of the true interaction of the races at the level of basic humanity -- desires, needs, sexuality, and theology -- than anything you can read by a modern author. Robert Tallant was one of Louisiana’s best-known authors. Born in New Orleans in , he attended the city’s local public schools. Before “drifting” into writing, Tallant worked as an advertising copywriter, a bank teller, and a clerk.
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