Come by Here

Acclaimed African American writer Clarence Major explores the boundaries of identity, race, and color in this inspired autobiography of his mother, who passed as white without erasing her past as an African American woman. In a masterly exploration of family relationships, Major reveals her fears, victories, and the hidden price of her choice in a world that continued to set limits on her happiness.

CLARENCE MAJOR is an established voice in American letters: a 1999 National Book Award Finalist and acclaimed author of twelve books of poetry, eight novels, and several nonfiction works. Major, who has been the recipient of numerous awards and fellowships, is currently a professor of modern American literature and creative writing at the University of California at Davis.

Ronald A. Landskroner is a freelance writer and researcher
He is concerned about and involved with many progressive causes as well as environmental and related issues
He is currently working on the development of Greensearch: The Enviromental Information & Referral Clearinghouse
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