Continental Drift, Russell BanksRead about another entry on the list.
Narrator: A voodoo spirit
Widely considered a literary classic, this 1986 novel focuses on a disillusioned New Hampshire repairman who moves his family to Florida for a better life. There he encounters a Hatitian refugee and her family who have traveled as far for the same reason. This portrait of globalization is conveyed by a Haitian voodoo spirit narrator.
See also: Lucy Scholes's ten novels told by unusual narrators.
--Marshal Zeringue