SOME spirits rest peacefully while others roam restlessly, searching but never finding that elusive thing that will help them to
THERE are many stories about the existence of the Kanima. Some are believable others are not. Here is one that
CYRIL had lived most of his life in the hinterland. He got married and lived with his family there until
HAROLD knocked on the door and a female voice called, “Come in.” He entered a small office and saw a
AN old lady told me this story. She heard it from her grandfather. He, in turn, heard it from his
THE village of Bounty lay along the sea coast. It was a fishing village and most of its inhabitants depended
DOUGLAS or Dougie, as he was well known, was a hard-working father. He was married and had seven children. Money
DESIREE and her three girls moved into their new home in the rural community of Black Forest. She was a
BALDEO was a cane cutter. The politically correct title is cane-harvester. He worked very hard under brutal conditions. He worked
