The Gullah Geechee Trilogy
A living archive that carries the story of land, language, and legacy from Africa to the Lowcountry and back again.
The Gullah Geechee Saga: Through African Eyes
Where rivers remember and the ocean echoes in tongues.
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This flagship volume reframes the origins of Gullah Geechee culture through the eyes of Africa itself.
It traces the brilliance, not the bondage from the Rice Coast to the Carolina Lowcountry revealing how a dispersed people reassembled their world through language, land, and faith.
Gambozo’s Storytelling A Saga Within the Saga
The fire that carried memory through the hush.
Told through the voice of the griot Gambozo, this volume brings oral history to life.
It is the heartbeat within the larger Saga a tapestry of ancestral voices, children’s laughter, and whispered songs that outlived the auction block.
Learn MoreDiaspora Scavenger Letters, Ledgers & Ghost Routes
Mapping the unseen threads of the trade Coming Soon
Part investigative history, part act of re-memory, Diaspora Scavenger uncovers the paper trail of the transatlantic slave trade ships, merchants, and families entangled in its wake.
It turns ledgers into testimony and archives into living maps of return.
About the Author
Amadu Massally
Amadu Massally on ancestral soil, retracing the routes between Sierra Leone and the Lowcountry.
Amadu Massally is a cultural bridge-builder and storyteller whose work reconnects Sierra Leone and the Gullah Geechee Corridor through memory, scholarship, and lived experience. His trilogy transforms history into testimony inviting readers, educators, and descendants to join in the work of repair.
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For Everyone Who Believes Memory Still Has Work To Do
Descendants & Heritage Seekers
Educators & Cultural Scholars
Faith & Ancestral Communities
Students of African Diaspora History
Keepers of Land, Memory, and Legacy
Cultural Institutions & Change-Makers
Each book speaks to a different part of the diaspora journey—from rupture to reassembly, from hush to rhythm.
Three Books. One Living Covenant.
Together, these works form a single arc of remembrance carrying the story full circle from Africa to the Americas and back again. They are not just books, but portals living witnesses that call us to remember, re-root, and rebuild.
Saga: testimony braided with return.
Gambozo: fables that carry maps.
Scavenger: ledgers that point home.
Praise for the Saga
Charleston, SC
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This book doesn’t just speak — it listens.
St. Helena Island
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As a Gullah descendant, I didn’t just read this book. I walked inside it.