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Month: January 2019
💥💥💥💥💥 Revised edition of MAKING SENSE OF PAST TIME – A Novel 💥💥💥💥💥 by Lawrence G. Taylor
The Jewish race has had its full share of being the target of hate and relentless persecution. Human beings have always been in need of a scapegoat…
Now reading The Book of Night Women by Marlon James
Book Blurb — Through the prism of memory, middle-aged Harry sets out to recapture his youthful years. As a young man, Harry is not happy about living in his provincial hometown in “the Caribbean”. He is easily bored, restless, and afraid that his life would amount to nothing if he remains there. And so Harry ventures out to a distant land to make something of himself, and the wish to become the “captain of his ship,” by distancing himself from an authoritative father. He chooses a metropolitan city – London – where he expects “green pastures” while treasuring the dream of one day reaching the shores of America. But there are surprises in store for him, as well as a challenge to his character.
Stories by Lawrence G. Taylor, a Guyanese expatriate in Sweden
Sometimes in idle thoughts or simple-mindedness, I’d wondered about the origin of racism. Was it…
…in need of a scrapegoat
“As a child, I was taught that God had created the world and that nature offered a spectrum of the beauty which the human race was part of, differences that were evidently crucial on God’s agenda.”
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