SHE found him one week later after her funeral, at the Magistrate’s Court, knowing he would be there after hearing mourners speak with disgust …

SHE opened her eyes and gasped as though suddenly awakening from a deep slumber. It was dark and quiet, a chilling quietness that seemed …

PART III AND one day, not long after, she did see him at the Bourda market. He was helping two indigenous women with baskets …

PART II SHE felt a little fear, not sure who it was, but she had been living literally imprisoned and lonely for so long, …

PART 1 Tassa drums. SOUNDS from a culture with a rich history of dance; its tempo of passion and scintillating beats accompanying the bridal …

THE drive from the airport, miles upon miles into the countryside past lush, green landscapes, expansive rice fields and coconut walks, was a scenic …

IT was night, not quite dark, for the moon was partially hidden in the clouds, its soft, golden light flirting with the land and …

…and the soldiers stood at attention, saluting their superior officer, the lieutenant-general, as she entered the room, in the uniform of one of the …

A LITTLE girl in her pink floral dress, skipped around the garden–bare-footed — with her little basket, picking flowers and fallen, ripe fruits, chasing …

UNDER the shade of a flambouyant tree in the neighbourhood park he sat, his pencil moving with a slow, smooth motion over the sketchpad …