Whylah Falls
"This story is living proof that there is no hiding place, not for the innocent, not for the weary, not for the fallen or the saved . . . The original music by Joe Sealy is a subtle chorus that never overwhelms the text, but creates a jazz ambiance that sharpens our awareness of ruin and beauty in a doomed black community. . .Whylah Fallslives, right to its tragic conclusions, in song, verse and prayer, just as Clarke wrote it." — Linda Rogers,Poetry Spoken Here"Conveys the beauty of Clarke's verse, which really is meant to be spoken and sung." —AudioFile--This text refers to theAudio Cassetteedition.