Tisoy
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Narrated by:
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Ron Domingo
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By:
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Bernice McFadden
About this listen
From Bernice L. McFadden, one of the most cherished voices in contemporary fiction, comes a dramatic family saga spanning two generations of one mixed-race family during the second half of the 20th century.
When we meet Joseph Patrick, he’s in the midst of a classic midlife crisis. After dropping an obscene amount of money on a luxury watch — and leaving his wallet at the store — Joseph hops into a rented Porsche and takes off across the desert. He no sooner hits the open road than a coyote darts in front of the speeding car, wrecking it and leaving Joseph stranded in the heat, with no cell phone service — and no ID. The sight of the dying coyote sparks a memory that transports Joseph back to his childhood in rural Pennsylvania, shifting the story to the not-so-distant past, where the young Patrick family must navigate small-town attitudes about race and interracial marriage all while trying to rise into the American middle class.
Vividly told and by turns profoundly moving and darkly funny, Tisoy is an Audible Original Story about race, family, identity, and ambition. With a pitch-perfect performance from Ron Domingo (Law and Order: SVU), Tisoy examines the unwritten rules of the American Dream, the ones we’re forced to follow and the ones we must break.
©2021 Bernice McFadden (P)2021 Audible Originals, LLC.What listeners say about Tisoy
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- Anonymous User
- 12-11-2022
Wow! Says a lot of important stuff in a short time.
I loved this short story. It was beautifully written and read and peeled away and exposed social standards and racial assumptions layer by layer in a way that was both familiar and shocking. Through one man’s personal story a commentary about cross-cultural racism unfolds towards a confronting ending.
This is not a difficult listen - short and interesting but so worthwhile. I will listen to this again and highly recommend it.
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- Anonymous User
- 29-01-2022
Everyone should read this book
I think this book is a great example of how "acceptable" everyday racism is constantly misshapening our society, by creating false believes about people that are different from us.
The irony in this book put a smile on my face on serval occasions, it's thought provocative and easy to read. Highly recommend.
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