Moi, Tituba sorcière... — Wikipédia. Moi, Tituba sorcière noire de Salem est un roman de l'écrivaine française guadeloupéenne Maryse Condé, publié en 1986. Il est réédité sous le titre Moi, Tituba sorcière... Le roman imagine la vie d'une personne réelle, Tituba, esclave du pasteur puritain Samuel Parris, accusée d'être l'une des Sorcières de. See more
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In the novel Tituba is biracial, born on Barbados to a young enslaved African woman who was raped by an English sailor. Tituba's mother is hanged after defending herself from the sexual advances of her white enslaver. Tituba is run off the plantation and becomes a maroon, having no enslaver, but not able to connect to society. She grows up living with an old spiritual herbalist named Mama Yaya, and learning about traditional healing methods. She falls in love and marrie…
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