Go Gator and Muddy the Water

The collection showcases previously unpublished writings by Zora Neale Hurston, highlighting her profound connection to Florida's folklore and cultural heritage. It includes folktales, folk songs, and children's games, alongside thought-provoking essays on race and black artistry. Pamala Bordelon's biographical essay, enriched by insights from Hurston's niece, paints a vivid picture of Hurston's life during her time with the Florida Federal Writers Project, revealing her dedication as a writer and folklorist despite financial struggles. This compilation is a significant contribution to Hurston's legacy.