FLIGHT TO OHIO: FROM SLAVERY TO PASSING TO FREEDOM “Flight to Ohio” begins in 1836, as 21-year-old Tom and his mother Nellie escape slavery on a Virginia plantation. They soon discover that Tom, the bastard son of the white master, passes as white when he is not seen with his mother. Tom must make a choice as to how to live. The stakes are raised when he courts and marries 18-year-old Sarah Long, a young white woman from a respected local farm family. What is lost when identity is concealed? What price is paid? Tom’s emotional story unfolds against the backdrop of the Cincinnati race riots of 1836 and 1841 and the oncoming Civil War. In a place and time beset with racism, hate, jealousy and violence, the novel’s characters forge deep evolving loves, friendships, and loyalties as they move towards freedom, their ultimate goal. This is the author’s imagined story of her own maternal ancestry. (Mary Anderson Parks Flight to Ohio)

Flight to Ohio: From Slavery to Passing to Freedom

Literature & Fiction

Parks, Mary Anderson

United States

Tayen Lane Pub

The seventeen stories in this collection take will you from a grunge bar in the ‘90s to a land of magical trees to the middle of the night ocean. Come along for a ride that is one part postmodern, one part magical, and several parts heart. With a bevy of protagonists spanning from a Bulgarian orchard worker to a jaded-yet-still-earnest skateboarder to an octogenarian about to get conned, the stories in this collection represent a wide range of the best of today’s fiction. Tayen Lane Publishing is proud to present this multifaceted collection that includes emerging, established, and first-time authors. Inside these pages you’ll find humor, depth, lyricism, flash, formal invention, tales of the internet, and historical fiction. The common thread: These are all stories that are a pleasure to read. (Multiple Articulated Short Story Anthology 2016)

Articulated Short Story Anthology 2016

Authors, Multiple

Short Stories & Anthologies

FLIGHT TO OHIO: FROM SLAVERY TO PASSING TO FREEDOM “Flight to Ohio” begins in 1836, as 21-year-old Tom and his mother Nellie escape slavery on a Virginia plantation. They soon discover that Tom, the bastard son of the white master, passes as white when he is not seen with his mother. Tom must make a choice as to how to live. The stakes are raised when he courts and marries 18-year-old Sarah Long, a young white woman from a respected local farm family. What is lost when identity is concealed? What price is paid? Tom’s emotional story unfolds against the backdrop of the Cincinnati race riots of 1836 and 1841 and the oncoming Civil War. In a place and time beset with racism, hate, jealousy and violence, the novel’s characters forge deep evolving loves, friendships, and loyalties as they move towards freedom, their ultimate goal. This is the author’s imagined story of her own maternal ancestry. (Mary Anderson Parks Flight to Ohio)

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Flight to Ohio: From Slavery to Passing to Freedom

Articulated Short Story Anthology 2016

Flight to Ohio: From Slavery to Passing to Freedom