Dominion Academy

When a brilliant young lioness named Kamilya Kampo came on staff at involuntarily integrated Dominion Academy, she thought she knew what she was getting into-resentful students, jaded instructors and a mixed-race girls' basketball team that hated each other as much as the school. Thrust into an integrated work environment and exposed to interspecies relationships for the first time, she finds that coaching her basketball team is the least of her challenges as she's forced to confront and question her own sexual identity, discovering that she's neither as asexual or uninterested in other species as she thought...

Flowers (English, North Carolina Wesleyan College) is not a sociologist, demographer, or historian. She is guided by personal memory and experience, reading and conversations, in this insightful study of the demise of tenant farming and the failures of industrialization in the rural South since 1960. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR