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The village obeahman Manko foresees trouble when Englishman Garry Johnson comes to stay in the cacao estate of his friend Roger Franklin in post-independence Trinidad. Before long his prophecy is fulfilled when the visitor falls in love with the beautiful Indian girl Sarojini. "Selvon writes with great charm."
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"Selvon writes with great charm and a fresh earthy naivete...'' - New York Times "A simple, lyrical, moving writer.'' - New Statesman "He is excellent at conveying the heady mixture of excitement and apathy that characterize Trinidad.'' - Sunday Times "A master yarn spinner.'' - The Globe and Mail
?Selvon writes with great charm and a fresh earthy naivete... New York Times A simple, lyrical, moving writer. New Statesman He is excellent at conveying the heady mixture of excitement and apathy that characterize Trinidad. Sunday Times A master yarn spinner. The Globe and Mail
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"Selvon writes with great charm and a fresh earthy naivete...'' - New York Times "A simple, lyrical, moving writer.'' - New Statesman "He is excellent at conveying the heady mixture of excitement and apathy that characterize Trinidad.'' - Sunday Times "A master yarn spinner.'' - The Globe and Mail
?Selvon writes with great charm and a fresh earthy naivete... New York Times A simple, lyrical, moving writer. New Statesman He is excellent at conveying the heady mixture of excitement and apathy that characterize Trinidad. Sunday Times A master yarn spinner. The Globe and Mail
"I see trouble. Plenty trouble."
The village obeahman Manko foresees trouble when an Englishman Garry Johnson comes to stay in the cacao estate of his friend Roger Franklin in Trinidad. Before long his prophecy is fulfilled when the visitor falls in love with the lovey Indian Sarojini. What had been a carefree atmosphere quickly evaporates, replaced with a tension-filled air full of jealousies, rivalries and intrigues as three races interact in post-independence Trinidad.
The village obeahman Manko foresees trouble when an Englishman Garry Johnson comes to stay in the cacao estate of his friend Roger Franklin in Trinidad. Before long his prophecy is fulfilled when the visitor falls in love with the lovey Indian Sarojini. What had been a carefree atmosphere quickly evaporates, replaced with a tension-filled air full of jealousies, rivalries and intrigues as three races interact in post-independence Trinidad.
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- PublisherTSAR Publications,Canada
- Publication date1994
- ISBN 10 0920661122
- ISBN 13 9780920661123
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages182
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