John Crow’s Devil

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John Crow’s Devil is a dark, supernatural-infused debut novel by Marlon James that explores religious fanaticism, violence, and power struggles in a 1950s Jamaican village.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Caribbean literature
debut novel
novel
author Marlon James
countryOfOrigin Jamaica
genre historical fiction
horror fiction
literary fiction
magical realism
supernatural fiction
hasConflictType community conflict
internal moral conflict
religious conflict
hasElement Christian imagery
folklore
spiritual warfare
supernatural
hasLiteraryStyle dark
lyrical prose
violent
hasNarrativePerspective third-person narration
hasTargetAudience adult readers
language English
literaryMovement contemporary Caribbean fiction
mainLocationType rural community
notableFor being Marlon James’s first novel
publicationYear 2005
publisher Akashic Books
settingPlace Jamaican village
settingTime 1950s
theme corruption
faith and doubt
good and evil
power struggles
religious fanaticism
violence

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Marlon James notableWork John Crow’s Devil
The Book of Night Women precededBy John Crow’s Devil
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