Length5h
About this audiobook
Like most of us in our twenties, Helga Crane, our American heroine and teacher in the rural South; is filled with the desire to be more than she is and to feel the world more intensely... She therefore dismisses her native Chicago, New York's Harlem, Copenhagen even. She also passes on opportunities for extended family, for marriage, and for true love. What is always latent in this truly remarkable work; is how much the background of 1920's American racial segregation defines Helga's malaise, and how much - paradoxically - is of her own doing... The title of this novel is tragically appropriate: living in a country with so much unresolved tensions, so much injustice and hypocrisy and violence could very well feel like walking in quicksand.
Audiobook details
GenreLiterary Classics
Length5 hrs
Narrated byAlice Johnson
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateJul 13, 2017
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Chapter 1: Quicksand
14Chapter 14: Quicksand
2Chapter 2: Quicksand
15Chapter 15: Quicksand
3Chapter 3: Quicksand
16Chapter 16: Quicksand
4Chapter 4: Quicksand
17Chapter 17: Quicksand
5Chapter 5: Quicksand
18Chapter 18: Quicksand
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6Chapter 6: Quicksand
19Chapter 19: Quicksand
7Chapter 7: Quicksand
20Chapter 20: Quicksand
8Chapter 8: Quicksand
21Chapter 21: Quicksand
9Chapter 9: Quicksand
22Chapter 22: Quicksand
10Chapter 10: Quicksand
23Chapter 23: Quicksand
11Chapter 11: Quicksand
24Chapter 24: Quicksand
12Chapter 12: Quicksand
25Chapter 25: Quicksand
13Chapter 13: Quicksand
