When our sun was eclipsed, by: Paul Lawrence Dunbar

The book takes you to a station from the stations that history immortalized, the station of African American life after the Civil War, when the stream of life took them to a path with no horizon, to live in the midst of a life that never did them justice, and to paint images of innocence and loyalty, and of sincerity in hardship before prosperity. Paul Lawrence Dunbar tells stories that shaped the meaning of creating hope from the pain's agony, to overcome the hardest trials with understanding not strength, and with patience not haste. Between the folds of this book, their stories of resilience and struggle emerge, so much so that they produced joyful tales from their suffering's womb. Number of pages: 188