Title: The Salt Roads
Title Record # 32152
Author: Nalo Hopkinson
Date: 2003-11-00
Type: NOVEL
Webpages: Wikipedia-EN
Language: English
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Author: Nalo Hopkinson
Date: 2003-11-00
Type: NOVEL
Webpages: Wikipedia-EN
Language: English
Synopsis: Jeanne Duval, the ginger-haired entertainer, is descended from African slaves and white sailors. It is twilight, and she argues with her lover Charles Baudelaire in his Paris apartment.
Mer, plantation slave and doctor, has healing hands though her spirit is sickened. She both hungers for and dreads liberation, and longs for the gods to take her home.
Thais, a beauty from Alexandria, was sold into slavery and prostitution as a girl. Impelled to seek a glorious revelation, she will travel the long hot roads to Jerusalem.
(adapted from information stated with the first edition)
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Awards
Place | Year and Award | Category |
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10 | 2004 Locus | Best Fantasy Novel |
Nomination | 2004 Nebula | Novel |
Publications
Title | Date | Author/Editor | Publisher/Pub. Series | ISBN/Catalog ID | Price | Pages | Format | Type | Cover Artist | Verif |
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The Salt Roads | 2003-11-00 | Nalo Hopkinson | Warner Books | 0-446-53302-5 | $22.95?$: US dollar. ISO code: USD |
394 | hc?Hardcover. Used for all hardbacks of any size. |
novel | Christian Clayton | |
The Salt Roads | 2004-11-00 | Nalo Hopkinson | Warner Books | 0-446-67713-2 | $14.95?$: US dollar. ISO code: USD |
409 | tp?Trade paperback. Any softcover book which is at least 7.25" (or 19 cm) tall, or at least 4.5" (11.5 cm) wide/deep. |
novel | Christian Clayton | |
The Salt Roads | 2015-01-27 | Nalo Hopkinson | Open Road Integrated Media | 978-1-5040-0116-8 | $7.99?$: US dollar. ISO code: USD |
394 | ebook?Used for all electronic formats, including but not limited to EPUB, eReader, HTML, iBook, Mobipocket, and PDF. |
novel |
Reviews
- Review by Gary K. Wolfe (2003) in Locus, #514 November 2003
- Review by Peter Heck (2004) in Asimov's Science Fiction, June 2004
- Review by Carolyn Wendell (2004) in SFRA Review #269
- Review by Thomas A. Easton [as by Tom Easton] (2004) in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, July-August 2004
- Review by Sean Melican (2004) in Strange Horizons, 16 August 2004
- Review by Gwyneth Jones (2004) in Foundation, #91 Summer 2004
- Review by Ursula Pflug (2005) in The New York Review of Science Fiction, April 2005