What compelled me to write about devils and demons is the fact that a door was opened to another world, where my living existence was placed. The book is original; it is mind blowing and chilling. I share true accounts of ghosts at play, and I sit in the center of the room sometimes in sci-fi definition. I talk about ghosts from centuries located in modern buildings that perhaps were memorial burial grounds before. I talk deeply about the spirit of King Richard III and the ghosts of the sc...

The story illuminates the social and emotional challenges faced by immigrant children as they attempt to find their voices and themselves as early adolescents in a new country. It provides a personal reflection and perspective on the challenges faced by many students whose parents migrate from the West Indies to, more often than not, a larger country, but whose final destination landed them in the United States in hopes of making a better life for themselves and their children.

This intriguing story takes us back to a time when life in America was raw, exciting and full of challenges, especially for the unsung heroins who braved this new world.Two young women meet on a sailing ship where they learn of each others reasons for being taken to the New World. They become fast friends, but are soon separated when they reach Jamestown. Their lives then become filled with trials and adventurous tribulations. Their dramatic life adventures, though rarely acknowled...

This is a compelling story about the evil that lives among us from day to day. There are many demons and devils. You may ask how one may know the difference. To most people, you may not, but I have realized from a young age that I have an exceptional ability to see through peopleI mean, right through people. Sometimes it was as if they were not there at all. Then I realized this was some sort of block from that particular being. I would go, like, completely blind. It would be like a warnin...

A trio of dramas based on Henry Green’s most notable novelsBorn Henry Yorke, aristocrat and industrialist Henry Green led a double life as a managing director of an engineering firm and one of the finest English modernists of the 20th century. A contemporary and friend of Evelyn Waugh and Anthony Powell, he penned nine novels before giving up writing in 1952 at the age of 47. Three of them are dramatised here, with casts incuding Pauline Quirke, Amanda Root...