Barracoon. Oluale Kossola, overlevende van het laatste slavenschip

Hurston's decision to record Cudjo Lewis's account feels so deliberate. I wonder what drew her to this story and how she approached capturing such a personal history.

The way the story is told makes it feel incredibly present, but I’m curious if others felt it brought history to life in a unique way compared to other memoirs.

Hurston's anthropological and literary background likely shaped her method, but I'm curious how her perspective affected the storytelling style and choices.