Children of Freedom

By Lea Ann Douglas

Xhosa storyteller Inkululeko tells the story of her life and narrates the history of South Africa from the start of the twentieth century until just before the end of apartheid. He stories help preserve the native African culture, inspiring her people and keeping hope alive.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lea Ann Douglas
• Release date: May 30, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310689093

Lea Ann Douglas

Lea Ann Douglas is a playwright, poet, and essayist. Her plays Alligator Mansion and The Neophyte have been seen in Charlottesville, New York, Los Angeles, and London; her short stories and political essays have appeared in numerous online and print magazines and she is a regular columnist for TReehouse Magazine. Lea Ann is best known for creating the culture, philosophy and language of the World of the Sidhe and its colorful heroine Sionne Angbarad. Lea Ann currently teaches English at Old Dominion University and playwriting and storytelling at the Muse Writers Studio.

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