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GSU professor pens 3rd novel
Dudley takes on post-slavery racism in book
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David Dudley, professor and department head of philosophy and literature at Georgia Southern University, passes out grades for final papers in a masters level African-American literature course.
A Georgia Southern University professor has just had his third historical novel published. Clarion Books has published "Cy in Chains," a book about the continued mistreatment of African-Americans in the post-Civil War South, by David L. Dudley, a professor of English and the chairman of the university's Department of Literature and Philosophy. "‘Cy in Chains' was inspired by something that I read in ‘The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow,' which was a companion book for an old PBS series. There is a chapter about the prison experience of African-Americans after the Civil War," he said.
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