Roads of the Roma

Discover the rich tapestry of Roma culture in "Roads of the Roma," an engaging anthology compiled by various Roma writers from twenty different countries. Published by the University of Hertfordshire Press in 1998, this collection spans 160 pages, showcasing a diverse array of poetry and prose that reflects the experiences and heritage of the Roma people. Accompanying these heartfelt literary pieces is a detailed chronology of Roma history, tracing their journey from India in 997 AD to the significant repeal of the last US law discriminating against Roma in January 1998. This unique book not only highlights the voices of the Roma community but also offers invaluable insights into their struggles and triumphs. A must-read for anyone interested in cultural history and literature, "Roads of the Roma" invites you to explore a powerful narrative that continues to shape the identities of Roma today.