The Occidental Book of the Dead: A Novel – A Split Narrative of Race, Police Corruption, and Moral Compromise in Atlanta
Set in Atlanta, The Occidental Book of the Dead is a split-narrative novel confronting race, police corruption, and moral compromise. T. Geronimo Johnson presents a literary examination of justice, power, and responsibility amid challenging social realities.
About This Book
The Occidental Book of the Dead is a novel by T. Geronimo Johnson.
Using a split narrative, the book examines race, police corruption, and moral compromise.
Set in Atlanta, it engages with questions of justice, power, and individual responsibility.
The novel offers a literary exploration of difficult social realities and ethical choices.
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