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Hagar’s Daughter

by Pauline Hopkins

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First published
1902
Pages
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Hagar's Daughter is a 1901-02 serialized novel by Pauline Hopkins (1859-1930), the pioneering African American author and editor of the Colored American Magazine, where it first ran under a pen name. Blending the conventions of detective and sentimental fiction, the novel turns on passing, hidden identity, and the legacy of slavery across two generations. Hopkins was one of the most important Black women writers of the turn of the century. The book is central to early African American literature. Free PDF download available on BDeBooks.

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Pauline Hopkins

Pauline Hopkins was an African American novelist, playwright, editor, and cultural critic whose fiction joined popular storytelling to arguments about history and racial injustice. Hagar’s Daughter first appeared serially in the Colored American Magazine in 1901 and 1902, during the period when Hopkins also played a major editorial role at the publication.

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First published
1902
Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
250
Language
English
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