Devil's Marionette
- ISBN-10
- 0981989411
- ISBN-13
- 9780981989419
- Category
- African American actors
- Pages
- 94
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2009-05-01
- Author
- Maurice Broaddus
Description
Death comes for the cast and crew of the hit comedy TV Show Chocolate City, impactingnot only their personal lives but the prospect of their show%u2019s continued success. As eachmember sinks into their pasts, and the ghosts of those that came before them, the tragediescontinue.Maurice Broaddus weaves a tale of intimate nightmare and dark discovery in a compellingexploration of humanity%u2019s relation not only to his own mind and soul, but also to theghosts of the past%u2014personal and ancient.When your past comes to claim you, who will it be? Nobody.
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