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Dominion: A Novel by Addie E. Citchens - Fiction Book with Golden Chalice and Snake Imagery

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Dive into the compelling narrative of Dominion, a novel by Addie E. Citchens. Set in the small town of Dominion, Mississippi, the story centers on Reverend Sabre Winfrey, Jr., a man whose influence extends far beyond his pulpit at the Seven Seals Baptist Church to the local radio waves, shaping virtually every aspect of community life. His wife, Priscilla, stands by his side, diligently typing his sermons and nurturing their five sons. Among them is Wonderboy, the youngest, the object of his mother's particular affection, and seemingly destined to inherit his father's formidable legacy. However, a shocking violent encounter with an outsider shatters the tranquility of their lives, sending ripples of disruption throughout the community. This powerful novel offers a unique perspective, unfurling its narrative through the eyes of the women who love these central figures. It masterfully delves into the profound and pervasive sins of patriarchy, while also exploring the intricate and often challenging bargains women make to navigate and survive within such systems. Recognized for its literary merit, Dominion has been Women's Prize Longlisted for Fiction in 2026. Critics have lauded the book, with Roxane Gay, author of Opinions, calling it "one hell of a novel." Annell López, author of I'll Give You a Reason, states that "Dominion is a must-read," and Angela Flournoy, author of The Wilderness, describes it as "wise, sophisticated, and impressively crafted." Published by Europa Editions, this vivid and unforgettable story exalts the beauty and strength of Black womanhood, marking an incandescent debut from a writer of significant promise. The novel is priced at €16.25 and is dispatched within 1-2 working days, with a 30-day return policy. It is also eligible for free delivery on orders over €49.95. The ISBN for this edition is 9781787706156.

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