Brown Reflections is about creativity and expressing all the variations of the human experience through written word and realistic fiction. It was founded to construct an open door for myself and other writers to bypass the traditional gatekeepers who determine whose voices will be heard. Our goal is to create a presence and momentum that will allow our show case of books to channel into greater opportunities. In the books, I want to convey layers of heart, soul, intellect, and humor that can be related to African Americans across the country. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/karen-sloan-brown/support
Aaron and Maia leave Ossabaw Island for Savannah to start their new life.
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The war is over! Maia becomes a teacher and meets Aaron.
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The Civil War begins and the slaves on the Bailey Plantation are set free. Maia returns home to Ossabaw Island.
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This episode begins with Maia in the bug house. When Daphne goes to boarding school and Maia turns to 18, Richard takes her innocence.
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A Reflection on the decade leading up to 1929.
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Continuation on the reflection of Black History in the decade leading up tp 1919.
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Reflecting on 1909, and the decade 100 years before Barack Obama was inaugurated as president.
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The episode begins with Zokaya's capture in Sierre Leone. He is sold to Bailey Sr. in Charleston, SC, and is taken to the Bailey Plantation in Savannah, Georgia. It is 20 years later, when Maia, his daughter is taken to the mainland.
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