Brother Rich, Nana Sweetie Creative Writing - Rhoda Arrindell

BROTHER RICH, NANA SWEETIE
Creative Writing in St. Martin
Rhoda Arrindell (ed.)

SHORT STORIES & POETRY

An anthology of seminal narratives, fictions, and poetry from 13 new writers from the Charismatically Caribbean island of St. Martin.

REVIEW

“This collection is the result of a demanding writing course and is tangibly in line with the tradition of claiming one selves and of inviting others to listen.”
- Dr. Aart G. Broek, author, Netherlands

“Brother Rich, Nana Sweetie is at once a seed and a harvest.”
- Fabian Badejo, literary critic, author, Salted Tongues - Modern Literature in St.Martin

AUTHOR

RHODA ARRINDELL heads the Language Division at the University of St. Martin and lectures in English Composition, Caribbean Literature, and Elements of Literature. Arrindell holds a master's in education administration (University of the Virgin Islands) and a propaedeuse diploma in law (University of the Netherlands Antilles). Arrindell is a doctoral candidate in linguistics, with a specialization in creole languages at the University of Puerto Rico. She was an editor for The Progressive during the late 1980s and copy editor for The Chronicle in the late 1990s. Arrindell is the current editor of EnviroNews magazine and the senior freelance editor for House of Nehesi Publishers. In 2003, she was an instructor for the HNP Creative Writing Program. She has presented scholarly papers on the literature and culture of St. Martin at regional conferences.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATION
English | paperback | 77 pages | House of Nehesi Publishers | St. Martin | 2007