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In Where we Started, Dobrin creates a world that leaves the reader enough space to make moral judgments themselves, while at the same time showing how perspective changes the weight of all these considerations. The novel reads like parables, strewn together and buoyed by historical context. - Christian Hayden, African American activist.
The novel is a narrative on the development of American society, taking a realistic view of the social interactions between the Old and New World, and between the societal facets that coalesced to produce what we call Americans. This work does not shy away from some very sensitive and difficult narratives, and ones that require discourse today more than ever. - Clifford J Pereira, Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.
I was touched by the individual events and stories. This book is very clearly in line with the telling of racial history in the USA country. No one would read this book and not be more aware of the ways in which it tells the sad story of race in the USA. - Don Johnson, retired minister.
Many historical novels are accurate in detail but not in the deeper reality of a period. Dobrin’s great accomplishment is that he places the reader in each period, as the people of the period would likely have experienced it. - Dr. Michael S. Franch, President of Baltimore City Historical Society.
Great and interesting text. - Prof. Dr. Michael Zeuske, Bonn Center for Dependency and Slavery Studies.
