Kindred by Octavia E. Butler

Kindred by Octavia E. Butler

On her twenty-sixth birthday in Los Angeles, Dana is pulled without warning to a riverbank in early nineteenth-century Maryland, where she saves a drowning white boy. He is Rufus Weylin, and he is her ancestor.

She is returned each time he is in mortal danger, and each visit lasts longer. Butler's point is structural: Dana must keep a slaveholder alive in order to exist at all, and she has to survive on the plantation as what the law says she is. There is no technology and no explanation — the mechanism is irrelevant to the argument.

A modern classic, and one of the most-taught American novels of the last fifty years.

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