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1. Susumba's Book bag: Online!

By: Geoffrey Philp, on 6/24/2014
Blog: Geoffrey Philp's Blog (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags: Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Caribbean authors, Antigua and Barbuda, Joanne C. Hillhouse, Lisa Allen Agostini, Sharon Millar, Susumba's Book bag, Add a tag

The first issue of Susumba's Book bag is now online, and features the work of Opal Palmer-Adisa, Sharon Millar, Joanne C. Hillhouse, Lisa Allen-Agostini, and Roland Watson-Grant, among others.

The inclusion of my short story “Blessed are the Meek” was especially gratifying because it has been the closest to an autobiographical story that I’ve ever written, and to see it in print has been cathartic. Publication closed the circle, so that I could lay those demons to rest.

Give thanks Tanya Batson-Savage and the Susumba team for providing another publication venue for Caribbean writers.

Read and enjoy!

http://www.susumba.com/magazine/issue/susumbas-book-bag-issue-1