In this collection's opening autobiographical essay entitled "In the Light of Likeness - Transformed," Leon Forrest tells us that he came from a lower-middle-class Negro household on the South Side of Chicago. My father was a bartender on the Santa Fe Railroad and Daddy would read to me and my mother when he was at home. My mother read to me constantly. My great-grandmother lived with us until I was ten, and I used to read the Bible to her, mainly the Old Testament." Leon…
Author: Leon Forrest · Original publisher: Bell, 1992 (first edition, by Leon Forrest, per Contemporary Authors); an Asphodel Press (Rhode Island) edition is also documented, 1994
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