In 1981, New Orleans-born Creole author Sybil Kein’s Gumbo People became the first voluminous literary contribution to American letters published in the Louisiana Creole language. Replete with English, French, Haitian Kréyòl and Spanish translations, Gumbo People — a valuable textual resource for avid readers, educators at the secondary and post-secondary levels and all persons interested in the Louisiana Creole language — is now available through Mo Creole. Order today.
GUMBO PEOPLE
In 1981, New Orleans-born Creole author Sybil Kein’s Gumbo People became the first voluminous literary contribution to American letters published in the Louisiana Creole language. Replete with English, French, Haitian Kréyòl and Spanish translations, Gumbo People — a valuable textual resource for avid readers, educators at the secondary and post-secondary levels and all persons interested in the Louisiana Creole language — is now available through Mo Creole. Order today.
