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Very few anthropologists were as brave, daring and groundbreaking as Zora Neal Thurston - the only social scientist , Guggenheim fellow and Columbia PhD to photograph a real Zombie.
Bibliography:
Tell My Horse, Thurston, Zora Neal, HarperCollins, 2008.
Folklore, memoirs, and other writings, Thurston, Zora Neale, NY, Library of America, 1995.
Hitting a straight lick with a colored stick: stories from the Harlem Renaissance, Thurston, Zora Neale, NY, Harper Collins, 2020
Every tongue got to confess: Negro folktales from the Gulf States, NY, HarperCollins, 2001
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