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Originally Posted by Catlady
Can anyone recommend books on the Tulsa Massacre, both nonfiction and fiction? I never heard of it before, sad to say. I've seen a handful of titles, but would appreciate any personal recommendations.
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I don't know any books about the Tulsa Massacre, though there probably are some. But a similar 1898 event in Wilmington, NC, was written about in a recent book by David Zucchino called Wilmington's Lie. It's on my list, but I haven't read it. But I did hear him on a couple of podcasts and saw some video about it in a few places. Looks like a worthwhile read.
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Originally Posted by John F
How about Colson Whitehead. The Underground Railroad won the Arthur C. Clarke award (and a Pulitzer.)
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His The Nickel Boys also won the most recent Pulitzer.