Her own place
first published 1993 Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, 1993 243 pages
G.K. Hall large print book series
"Traces the life and times of Mae Lee Barnes, a black woman from rural South Carolina... including her challenges as a single parent on a working farm, her life after her children are grown, the realities of racial integration in the South, and the realization that her memory is slipping away"--Back cover.
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