Black Rock

SKU: 9781846686962
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  • Author:
    SMYTH A
  • ISBN:
    9781846686962
  • Publication Date:
    May 2009
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Serpent-s Tail
  • Country of Publication:
Black Rock
Black Rock

Black Rock

SKU: 9781846686962
Regular price $36.99
Unit price
per
  • Author:
    SMYTH A
  • ISBN:
    9781846686962
  • Publication Date:
    May 2009
  • Edition:
    1
  • Pages:
  • Binding:
    Paperback
  • Publisher:
    Serpent-s Tail
  • Country of Publication:

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Celia's mother died bringing her into the world - when one soul flies in, another flies out, her aunt Tassi says. So she lives in Black Rock, Tobago, with her cousins and Tassi's second husband Roman, a man so low he could crawl under a snake's belly on stilts. Celia thinks he's the devil, and one day he does something to prove her right, so she runs away to Trinidad and a new life in service. This is a lyrically beautiful story; Amanda Smyth's writing matches the lushness of the vivid tropical landscape. "Black Rock" is tinged with a sense of the supernatural.
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  • Celia's mother died bringing her into the world - when one soul flies in, another flies out, her aunt Tassi says. So she lives in Black Rock, Tobago, with her cousins and Tassi's second husband Roman, a man so low he could crawl under a snake's belly on stilts. Celia thinks he's the devil, and one day he does something to prove her right, so she runs away to Trinidad and a new life in service. This is a lyrically beautiful story; Amanda Smyth's writing matches the lushness of the vivid tropical landscape. "Black Rock" is tinged with a sense of the supernatural.
Celia's mother died bringing her into the world - when one soul flies in, another flies out, her aunt Tassi says. So she lives in Black Rock, Tobago, with her cousins and Tassi's second husband Roman, a man so low he could crawl under a snake's belly on stilts. Celia thinks he's the devil, and one day he does something to prove her right, so she runs away to Trinidad and a new life in service. This is a lyrically beautiful story; Amanda Smyth's writing matches the lushness of the vivid tropical landscape. "Black Rock" is tinged with a sense of the supernatural.