heather royes (13 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Though they traverse the wider Caribbean and beyond, Heather Royes' centre of gravity is always Jamaica ('No exile - small sabbaticals') which arouses in her both love and exasperation. Ancestors - a nomadic family 'wandering up and down the islands', family and place are described with a painterly, compassionate eye for telling detail. As the noted Caribbean critic Professor Kenneth Ramchand writes: 'Ms. Royes is a considerable poet and an important interpreter of modern Jamaican experience. 'Her poems are laden with multiple meanings or levels. They move backwards, forwards and sideways through [the Caribbean's] linguistic, cultural and historical continuums.' The collection contains a generous selection from her first, now out of print book of poems, "The Caribbean Raj." Though they traverse the wider Caribbean and beyond, Heather Royes' centre of gravity is always Jamaica, which arouses in her both love and exasperation. Ancestors, family and place are described with a painterly, compassionate eye for detail. This collection contains a selection from her first book of poems, "The Caribbean Raj". Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. Though they traverse the wider Caribbean and beyond, Heather Royes' centre of gravity is always Jamaica ('No exile -small sabbaticals') which arouses in her both love and exasperation. Ancestors - a nomadic family 'wandering up and down the islands', family and place are described with a painterly, compassionate eye for telling detail. The collection contains a generous selection from her first, now out of print book of poems, The Caribbean Raj.Heather Royes was born and raised in Jamaica. She works as a consultant in HIV/AIDS and as a poet.

Paperback. Condición: New. Though they traverse the wider Caribbean and beyond, Heather Royes' centre of gravity is always Jamaica ('No exile -small sabbaticals') which arouses in her both love and exasperation. Ancestors - a nomadic family 'wandering up and down the islands', family and place are described with a painterly, compassionate eye for telling detail. The collection contains a generous selection from her first, now out of print book of poems, The Caribbean Raj.Heather Royes was born and raised in Jamaica. She works as a consultant in HIV/AIDS and as a poet.

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. new title edition. 72 pages. 8.00x5.25x0.25 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Though they traverse the wider Caribbean and beyond, Heather Royes' centre of gravity is always Jamaica ('No exile - small sabbaticals') which arouses in her both love and exasperation. Ancestors - a nomadic family 'wandering up and down the islands', family and place are described with a painterly, compassionate eye for telling detail. As the noted Caribbean critic Professor Kenneth Ramchand writes: 'Ms. Royes is a considerable poet and an important interpreter of modern Jamaican experience. 'Her poems are laden with multiple meanings or levels. They move backwards, forwards and sideways through [the Caribbean's] linguistic, cultural and historical continuums.' The collection contains a generous selection from her first, now out of print book of poems, "The Caribbean Raj." Though they traverse the wider Caribbean and beyond, Heather Royes' centre of gravity is always Jamaica, which arouses in her both love and exasperation. Ancestors, family and place are described with a painterly, compassionate eye for detail. This collection contains a selection from her first book of poems, "The Caribbean Raj". Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New. Though they traverse the wider Caribbean and beyond, Heather Royes' centre of gravity is always Jamaica ('No exile -small sabbaticals') which arouses in her both love and exasperation. Ancestors - a nomadic family 'wandering up and down the islands', family and place are described with a painterly, compassionate eye for telling detail. The collection contains a generous selection from her first, now out of print book of poems, The Caribbean Raj.Heather Royes was born and raised in Jamaica. She works as a consultant in HIV/AIDS and as a poet.

Condición: New. &Uumlber den AutorHeather Royes is an HIV/AIDS consultant and a poet whose work is featured in such anthologies as the Heinemann Book of Caribbean Poetry, the Oxford Book of Caribbean Verse, and the Penguin Book.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Jamaica is the thematic epicenter of this compassionate, painterly collection of poems about the islands of the Caribbean and beyond. The story of the Ancestors--a nomadic family that wanders up and down Jamaica--is related with a breathtaking descriptiveness that uncovers both love and exasperation for the tropical island. This collection also contains a selection of the most popular poems from the author's first book of poetry, 'The Caribbean Raj'.

Paperback. Condición: New. Though they traverse the wider Caribbean and beyond, Heather Royes' centre of gravity is always Jamaica ('No exile -small sabbaticals') which arouses in her both love and exasperation. Ancestors - a nomadic family 'wandering up and down the islands', family and place are described with a painterly, compassionate eye for telling detail. The collection contains a generous selection from her first, now out of print book of poems, The Caribbean Raj.Heather Royes was born and raised in Jamaica. She works as a consultant in HIV/AIDS and as a poet.

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