Maureen Rampertab

“Y–yes,” Rachel answered a little nervously. “No than-,” Shauna was about to say when Nandani pinched her to stop and

“Nurse.” Shauna looked up from the science journal she was reading, recognising the small, scared voice of the young patient

For tiredness lies On my lids My body like a Broken goblet The Earth can feel No more my feet

BRYAN sat on the seawall watching the smooth,rolling waves of the Atlantic Ocean as the sun set in the west,

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

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

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

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

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

THE drive from the airport, miles upon miles into the countryside past lush, green landscapes, expansive rice fields and coconut

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