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This week on Black & Published, Nikesha speaks with Shannon Sanders, author of the novel, The Great Wherever.

It’s a generational family saga about a thirty-something woman living in D.C. who suddenly learns she has a stake in a century-old family farm.

In this story of inheritance Shannon leaves no topic untouched from reproductive rights, and the ubiquity of the queer community throughout the annals of time, to the precarious cruelty that happens when Black people are in white spaces.

In our conversation, Shannon discusses the dangers of leaving behind both your place and your people. Plus, why she doesn’t believe fiction can truly correct the historical record.

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