The White and the Black of It - McNachten, D R
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In this fictionalized version of the American Civil War, the fall of Vicksburg eclipsed all rational Southern hope of prevailing, but the Confederacy refused defeat. Black citizens are obliged to raise their own military in defense of their new freedom. A pitched racial battle occurs that ends in a deadly inferno and, ultimately, a standoff. What happens when James, the Blacks' leader, returns and meets Lee Christmas, a white man raised in conflict? D. R. McNachten's The White and the Black of It will begin to answer that question for readers in this thrilling first volume of the Christmas Chronicles...…mehr

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In this fictionalized version of the American Civil War, the fall of Vicksburg eclipsed all rational Southern hope of prevailing, but the Confederacy refused defeat. Black citizens are obliged to raise their own military in defense of their new freedom. A pitched racial battle occurs that ends in a deadly inferno and, ultimately, a standoff. What happens when James, the Blacks' leader, returns and meets Lee Christmas, a white man raised in conflict? D. R. McNachten's The White and the Black of It will begin to answer that question for readers in this thrilling first volume of the Christmas Chronicles...
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Autorenporträt
Following graduate work in English Literature and Playwriting, he spent just short of six years employed on deep-sea ships running out of New York into the Caribbean and down the West Coast of South America.

More recently, he spent a decade researching the project and more than that in drafting the book and the Cycle it begins. Written mainly in Mr. McNachten spent just short of six years working on deep-sea

ships that ran out of New York into the Caribbean and down the

West Coast of South America. More recently, he spent a decade

researching the project and more than that in drafting this book and

the other books of the Christmas Chronicles. The writing was done

mainly in Jalapa, the Capital of Veracruz State in Mexico. At an

altitude of l0,000 feet, it lacked beaches and tourists, but it was

heavy on coffee houses and the writer's blessing of isolation.