PRESENTS...
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BRITANNIA'S CHILDREN
Now in Print
(Buy your copy here...)
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Kim Pearson (Chair of African American Studies at the College of New Jersey) writes: When a story begins with: "When I was a likkle boy, there was a few stories I hear about England, especially when the old time people dem start talk..." you know you are in for a fun ride. That's the opening of the first story in BRITANNIA'S CHILDREN by Norman Samuda Smith.
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BRITANNIA'S CHILDREN BOOK TRAILER
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A collection of short stories by
Norman Samuda Smith
(Now in Print)
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BRITANNIA'S CHILDREN is a collection of eleven beautifully crafted short stories written over a period of 30 years and have been brought together for the first time. They illustrate Black-British dialect and identity in their infancy. They take you inside the world, the culture and feelings of a people from the Caribbean and their British-born off-spring. They speak of the past, present and possible future. For some, they will be a history lesson; others, a trip down memory lane. Whichever category you occupy; read, enjoy and see beyond the words to discover their significance.
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BRITANNIA’S CHILDREN
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Now published!
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