Delia C. Pitts
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Alluring lost wives. Vengeful academic superstars.
A memory-plagued widow. A detective on the edge.
Faced with old grudges and buried lies, unsettled desires and secret promises, Rook races to untangle the threads of these twisted cases. Can he bring the killers to justice before the past fades forever?
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I am proud that my new story, "Talladega 1925," takes its place in this just-released issue of Chicago Quarterly Review, #33. Edited by National Book Award-winning novelist Charles Johnson, this Anthology of Black American Literature includes works by twenty-seven leading poets, story-tellers, essayists, and artists. My short story offers a double-edged memoir fashioned as fiction, weaving together family tales and old-style Southern suspense.
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