Jan 25, 2026
This was an exceptional recommendation from a Hungarian Goodreads friend. I thoroughly enjoyed Anna Edes, especially the masterful storytelling which captivated me from start to finish. Although this is a short tragic tale, it somehow succeeds in capturing the human...
May 2, 2024
Sometimes as a writer/artist you are tempted to naively assume that your work does not require any explanation to support its interpretation. Art after all should be freely open to interpretation. In many ways that for me is the beauty of art,...
Sep 19, 2023
For me Jaguarman is much more than just a story about one man’s journey to discover his roots and understand himself. It is a testament to the universal struggle that the Afro-Caribbean diaspora faces in reconnecting with its roots. Despite the genocidal horrors...
Apr 30, 2023
I sit to write this post with trepidation in my heart. The angst that I feel welling up within my veins is only eclipsed by the unrepetant anger, in fact outrage, that I feel towards the forces in this world that have historically and contemporarily conspired to deny...
Apr 9, 2022
With the last frosts of Winter slowly giving way to the warm, dewy optimism of Spring in Europe, I find myself pre-occupied with many divergent thoughts. Beyond what is transpiring on a geopolitical scale in Ukraine and the seeming fading of the Covid pandemic, I am...
