The Wind Done Gone

The Wind Done Gone by Alice Randall retells the story of 'Gone with the Wind' from the perspective of Cynara, the mulatto daughter of Gerald O'Hara and Mammy.

The novel explores themes of slavery, identity, and the experiences of African Americans during and after the Civil War. It challenges the romanticized portrayal of the Old South in Margaret Mitchell's classic, offering a satirical and poignant alternative.