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Let Me Liberate You (2024)
Andie Davis
"Let Me Liberate You is a satirical romp through the soft underbelly of bourgeois Barbadian society. With incisive wit and sparkling metaphor, it exposes the hypocrisy and hilarity of life in the corridors of class-conscious Bim, and asks pertinent questions about what it means to be an authentic, aware and altruistic human being in Barbados and the wider world today."
Village Weavers (2024)
Myriam J A Chancy
"A deeply reflective book about the resilience of the relationship between two women, which evolves from an innocent childhood friendship to a spiritual kinship that transcends the biology of blood relation. Village Weavers is a loving portrait of sisterhood, carefully and skillfully woven. A pleasure to read. A deeply reflective book about the resilience of the relationship between two women, which evolves from an innocent childhood friendship to a spiritual kinship that transcends the biology of blood relation. Village Weavers is a loving portrait of sisterhood, carefully and skillfully woven. A pleasure to read."
Dazzling (2023)
Chịkọdịlị Emelụmadụ
"Emelumadu's novel is a magnificent coming of age story, empathetic in its exploration of character and culture within a rich tapestry of African mythology and magic."
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