Br’er Rabbit Map

July 1, 2019 3420 × 2491 Br’er Rabbit Map

Br’er Rabbit’s Journey

In 1850, The Tennessee and Cumberland rivers were much closer together at a narrow strip of land between the now-underwater towns of Old Kittawa and Birmingham.

Geoff Ryman: “I think that it’s a good thing for the imagination to do to try to imagine someone else’s life. I see no other way to be moral, . . . Otherwise you end up sympathizing only with yourself” (qtd. in Writing the Other, Shawl and Ward. P. 97).

Penpoints for Writers: by Ellen Sorenson

Br’er Rabbit Map

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Geoff Ryman: “I think that it’s a good thing for the imagination to do to try to imagine someone else’s life. I see no other way to be moral, . . . Otherwise you end up sympathizing only with yourself” (qtd. in Writing the Other, Shawl and Ward. P. 97).