Book details

  • Genre:literary collections
  • Sub-genre:Caribbean & Latin American
  • Language:English
  • Pages:228
  • eBook ISBN:9798317849481

Island Rhythms and Village Voices

Short Stories, Vignettes, and Verse

By Denton Tulloch

Overview


Island Rhythms and Village Voices: Short Stories, Vignettes, and Verse Step into a world where mangoes fall from heavy branches, Christmas tastes of sorrel and family, and directions come with laughter. In this vivid collection, the everyday life of rural Jamaica shines through children's mischief, neighbors' antics, and elders' profound wisdom. From playful adventures to reflections on identity and belonging, these stories and poems reveal the wit, hardship, and resilience of a community deeply rooted in place and tradition. Told with warmth, affection, and insight, this collection is a tribute to the people, customs, and rhythms that make Jamaican country life unforgettable.
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Description


Island Rhythms and Village Voices: Short Stories, Vignettes, and Verse Step into a world where mangoes fall from heavy branches, Christmas tastes of sorrel and family, and directions come with laughter. In this vivid collection, the everyday life of rural Jamaica shines through children's mischief, neighbors' antics, and elders' profound wisdom. From playful adventures to reflections on identity and belonging, these stories and poems reveal the wit, hardship, and resilience of a community deeply rooted in place and tradition. Told with warmth, affection, and insight, this collection is a tribute to the people, customs, and rhythms that make Jamaican country life unforgettable.
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About The Author


Denton Tulloch is a Jamaican-born educator and writer with a lifelong love of language and storytelling. With a background in English and education and a passion for the Romance and Germanic languages, he draws inspiration from the sights, sounds, and spirit of his island upbringing. His writing takes readers into the heart of a vivid Jamaican community that is rooted in tradition and the rhythms of everyday life.
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