The Temple of My Familiar

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Literary Fiction

The Temple of My Familiar

Alice Walker

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Set in a sweeping narrative that transcends time and geography, The Temple of My Familiar follows the interconnected lives of several characters as they grapple with history, memory, and their own identities. The novel weaves together the stories of Arveyda, a talented musician; his Latin American wife, Carlotta; Suwelo, a history professor; his former wife, Fanny; and the enigmatic Lissie, a woman who recounts her many past lives through reincarnation. Through these diverse perspectives, Alice Walker explores themes of colonization, the Black experience, spiritual heritage, and the complexities of human relationships, ultimately suggesting that we are all deeply connected by our shared pasts and ancestral spirits.

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Publisher

Pocket Books

Pages

417

Format

PAPERBACK

ISBN-13

9780671683993

ISBN-10

0671683993

Language

English

Published

1990-01-01