Seven Sisters of Algiers: Something To Talk About by Smith, Cathy

Seven Sisters of Algiers: Something To Talk About (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781977953742)

Vendor: Cathy Smith
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Format: Paperback
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Seven Sisters of Algiers: Something To Talk About by Smith, Cathy

Seven Sisters of Algiers: Something To Talk About

$19.95
Seven Sisters of Algiers: Something To Talk About by Smith, Cathy

Seven Sisters of Algiers: Something To Talk About

$19.95
Format: Paperback
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SEVEN SISTERS OF ALGIERS: SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT by Cathy Smith of New Orleans is a work of fiction that tells the story of a girl growing up outside New Orleans in the town of Algiers and her experiences with love and life while living and working among the Seven Sisters in "Hoodoo Town." Adhering to a lingering call to pen some of the stories so dear to her heart, Cathy completed writing her debut novel in 2016 and decided to release the work in 2017 to share a few stories, songs and folklore about the beloved Louisiana voodoo women known as the Seven Sisters with readers worldwide. Released with assistance from BePublished.Org in October 2017, SEVEN SISTERS OF ALGIERS: Something To Talk About by Cathy Smith is available for order worldwide via SevenSistersofAlgiers.Com and also via Kindle as an e-book for $9.95 or as a softback for $19.95 (plus shipping and taxes) from bricks-and-mortar and online book retailers including Barnes & Noble, your local bookstore, and Amazon.Com.

Author: Cathy Smith
ISBN-10: 1977953743
ISBN-13: 9781977953742
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 10/02/2017
Pages: 166
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.55lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.38d
By Cathy Smith
By Cathy Smith
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A native of New Orleans and longtime resident of historic Algiers, Cathy Smith began researching the activities of African slaves arriving in Algiers, a faubourg of New Orleans, during French-Louisiana colonizing for more than 20 years (with particular interest in the spiritual practices, resilience and colorful religions incorporated in their everyday lives). As a child deeply rooted in Algiers culture, she began hearing about the Seven Sisters and the status they held in the community. She curated and operated the House of the Seven Sisters Museum (2000-2005) in Old Algiers to share the stories and folklore of these legendary women known around the world for "Voodoo and Hoodoo." Cathy continues to live along the Mississippi River in Historic Old Algiers.

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