Fella

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A gifted slaves dramatic bid for freedom from the cotton plantations of the Deep South leads to far-reaching and unintended consequences in this moving tale.

Born enslaved in the eighteenth century, Fella finds no place for his genius, his thoughts, or his humanity in a time and place that deny him the most basic of rights. Thus, in a desperate act, he makes a bold, dramatic bid for freedom from the cotton plantations of the Deep South.

This dramatic short story is set in the days of slavery and interwoven within the fabric of real circumstances of the era to form a harrowing and hopeful tale. The moving account of this unusually gifted and witty slave parallels the history of cotton, considered white gold in the southern states during the eighteenth and nineteenth century.

Poignant, melancholic, and powerful, this fast-moving tale focuses on Fellas determined bid to be free from the shackles of captivity and the insufferable ideologies of slavery.

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Obinna Ilochonwu is a self-described geek and romantic. He works as a Chief Software Technologist for a Fortune 500 Oil and Gas Service Company, which has allowed him to work in many countries across Africa, North America, and Europe and afforded him the opportunity to experience these various cultures and peoples. He has always held a passion for the written word, and in 2017 (better late than never) began actively seeking to make a contribution to the literary world. He currently lives in Houston, Texas with his wife and two very active children.