Isms: We all share one. (Four Generations Book 1)

A sensory insight into the mind of a woman with African heritage, Caribbean roots, raised by a bourgeoisie family she has not met, grounded by the 80s, confused by the new millennium, stunted by a frame of sexual abuse kept secret and kept alive by through gratitude and the knowledge that the present is bright, beautiful and real. This bouyant, clever and sometimes theatrical endeavour with words strung and looped to capture true meaning, strings us into the inevitable yarn of human consciousness, connection and emotion. We all share an ism.