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Cora is a slave on a cotton plantation in Georgia. All the slaves lead a hellish existence, but Cora has it worse than most; she is an outcast even among her fellow Africans, and she is approaching womanhood, where it is clear even greater pain awaits. When Caesar, a slave recently arrived from Virginia, tells her about the Underground Railroad, they take the perilous decision to escape to the North.
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- Zeno
- 06-17-21
The horrors are fact, the railroad is fiction
I had wanted to immerse myself in this story, to learn more about that horrific part of history. The writing is wonderful and immersion was instant and there I was, with Cora, looking in on a world of utter and complete and injustice. I told my wife about it as I was reading it, I told my children about it - and was amazed by the railroad - it sounded so fantastical that something like that had been accomplished in secret - but I was reading a historical novel, wasn't I? Well, I wasn't. It's called magical realism and when you KNOW about it beforehand, it's fantastic. But if you don't, and I didn't, then it is quite jarring.
Long story short, all the horrors in the novel did, one way or another, one place or another, happen. But the eponymous underground railroad is fiction, a device created by the author to get his protagonist to various places and thus allow us to experience a great deal more. It delivers a vast and nightmarish canvas and, beyond the great story, a great deal will be learned. I just wish I had known, beforehand, about the creative liberties (excellent as they are) Whitehead took.
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- Craig
- 03-04-19
Good reader, poor story
This book is disappointing; I'm baffled at all the media and prizes it received. The characters are two dimensional and inconsistent, the story line is disjointed, and the actual "underground railroad" urban-fantasy (or whatever you call it ) plays a very small role in the book.
If you want to read about slavery in America, I'm sure you will find better books.
PS: nothing wrong with the reader
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