Atikah Wahid’s Reviews > The Classic Slave Narratives: The Life of Olaudah Equiano / The History of Mary Prince / Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass > Status Update
Atikah Wahid
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A very fascinating read! Already the first writer kind of went beyond my expectations with his memoir of being a slave on a war ship! It's completely different from the accounts of slaves living in plantations I've been reading so far.
— Oct 20, 2016 06:21AM
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Atikah Wahid
is on page 374 of 518
Linda Brent's life needs to be a movie. It would be horror but I can see it on the big screens.
— Oct 26, 2016 05:18AM
Atikah Wahid
is on page 242 of 518
Finished Mary Prince and Asa-asa's narratives. Comparing their stories with Olaudah's is basically getting up from a really horrible dream to a complete fucking nightmare. It escalated.
— Oct 24, 2016 02:18AM
Atikah Wahid
is on page 182 of 518
One narrative down, two more to go. Olaudah's story is interesting because it broke my expectation of what slave narratives tend to be which is mostly slaving away in plantations. Also, the Caribbean was hell on Earth, it seems like. The last few pages were incredibly dry though.
— Oct 22, 2016 02:56AM