Editing 1733 slave insurrection on St. John (section)

==Representation in other media==
*A historical novel, ''Night of the Silent Drums: A Narrative of Slave Rebellion on the Virgin Islands'' (Scribners 1975), by John L. Anderson. It tells the story of the revolt based on careful research and fills in the blank spaces with plausible events. The author was an authority on the St. John Rebellion and also an able historical novelist.
*The young-adult novel ''[[My Name Is Not Angelica]]'' (1989), by [[Scott O'Dell]], explores the revolt and its aftermath through the eyes of a young African woman, born as Raisha.
*The [[science fiction]] novel ''The Lesson'' by [[Cadwell Turnbull]] uses the slave revolt and aftermath as a backdrop for the earliest memories of the Ynaa race on the islands.