Jahaji: An Anthology of Indo-Caribbean Fiction ritual ABOUT TINCTURES

ABOUT TINCTURES

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Jahaji: An Anthology of Indo-Caribbean Fiction ritual ABOUT TINCTURESJahaji (the term meaning "ship traveler") brings together a representative selection of Indo Caribbean fiction from three generations of writers. Together, the sixteen writers included here give us an imaginative depiction of the experiences of their people across a span of fifty years the hopes, aspirations and frustrations of life in colonial Trinidad and Guyana, the post independence tribulations of third world citizens, and the quest for meaning