Tag: creole

  • “manmzèl”

    “manmzèl”

    Short Fiction (Creative Writing Assignment) — Exploring Adultification & Pedophilia in a Patriarchal Caribbean Society SUNDAY MORNING, the scent of cocoa tea wafted throughout our family house. A three-bedroom, one-bath bungalow. The house that my siblings and I, and our mother and hers came of age in. The same house that my grandfather was more than man enough…

  • “wey ah gobi?”

    “wey ah gobi?”

    Micro Fiction (Creative Writing Assignment) — Imagining an Indo-Caribbean Homecoming I’VE BEEN DREAMING OF THIS MOMENT for as long as I’ve had a conscience. Of my own, that is. At eleven is when it’d dawned on me, just how many different groups of people crossed unfamiliar seas, in order for me to be me. I am the amalgamation…

  • “wòz kayèn/cayena”

    “wòz kayèn/cayena”

    Flash Fiction — An Aladyann/Arrayano Valentines Day Short 😘 “¿PUEDO BAILAR CON—” “WI.”

  • “fwi”

    “fwi”

    Micro Fiction (Creative Writing Assignment) — Guess the FRUIT! It made no sound. That was, unless it reached, or was almost to maturity. And as a child, spending summers on this very island, my motherland, I wondered how something so small could be so loud. So mighty… Young adult me is amused by the irony. They usually vary in appearance. However this one,…