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circa no future: Nadia Huggins

Jun 20, 2020 | 0 |

circa no future: Nadia Huggins

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PREE 9: Religion

FICTION

The Exorcism 
Dwight Thompson

The Sacrifice
Kirk V. Bhajan

Reborn
Sara Bastian

Tongues
Samara Baboolal

The Light of the World
Portia Subran

Gone
Sherroine Elliott-Lewis 

Faith in any Language
Lafleur Cockburn

Tea Time
Traci-Ann Wint

NON-FICTION

“Say A Prayer for Abu Bakr”: A Eulogy For The Caribbean’s No. 1 Muslim Terrorist
Aliyah Khan

My Mother’s Prayers
Janice Cheddie

Shades of Brown: The Life and Times of The Satanic Verses
Juma Bihari

POETRY

Dancehall
Johanna Gibson

Menstrual Thobe
Suhayla Hepburn

God Doesn’t Live in the Sky, They Live in the Ocean
Tejan Green Wasjak

Ritual For Remaking Yourself/ The Naming of Things
Danielle Boodoo-Fortuné

 

ART-ICLES

Crick Crack, Lopinot
Amanda T. McIntyre

Hello PREE Readers! We have been a little quiet on social media, but trust that 2023 is off to a GREAT start. Two updates to share with you. On the afternoon of June 12, 2022, amidst the sculpted and visual art of Laura Facey's "Laboratory of the Ticking Heart," PREE joined together some of our region's most daring Caribbean word artists. Multi-award winning novelists and poets read alongside some of our finest emerging talents. We gathered for an afternoon of laughter, bliss, and disruption at Ormsby Memorial Hall. We delivered. We are PREE. We are LITERALLY excited about this weekend! 🥳 This Sunday, PREE presents readings on stage & books 📚 on sale! Join us Sunday at 2pm at Ormsby Memorial Hall, Kingston, Jamaica for a celebration of Caribbean words! 📢 Join PREE for a literary mixer on June 12 at Ormsby Memorial Hall. This event is a showcase mixing some of the newest Caribbean word artists with the tried and true 💚. 📢 Caribbean writers! Do you have the words? Do you have a story to tell? Rejoice! We have extended the deadline for submitting your words for PREE Issue 9: Religion. ⏰ Submit today. PREE Issue 8. Writing the Wrongs.

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