Thirteen Western authors collaborated in writing this book, each contributing one chapter. In it, Noah is a green-eyed slave living on a plantation during the Civil War. After killing the brutal overseer, Noah becomes a fugitive. Unfortunately, the plot lacks continuity. The story becomes a meandering hodgepodge of stereotyped people and incidents. Slaves, slave catchers, soldiers, bounty hunters, Apaches, Quakers, Comanches, Ku Klux Klan, murder, whippings, kidnapped babies, hangings, rapes,


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