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From the society of authors at Drayton Gardens:
‘The
chief glory of every people arises from its
authors.’ Samuel Johnson.
'How can you see and experience that which the naked
eye cannot, except through the miracle of literature?' Sharlow
Sharlow has spent a lifetime as a fulltime novelist. He is the author of:
Requiem for a Village & Timmy and Pearl (New Edition 2007)
The Elect - 1992
When Gods Were Slaves
– 1993. New Edition -2004
(magnum
opus)
The Promise - 1995 (Reprint 2006)
Colour of Pain - 2001
Writing the Novel - 2003
More Times and Things - 2004
The Forerunner - 2005
A New Identity - 2006
Jailbait Jones & Bruit - 2008
The Urchin: Memoirs of a Novelist - 2008
The Novelist as Instrument of God - 2008
Sharlow's major novels achieve the specific perspective of returning
the pride and dignity of the peoples of the continents defamed through
the
systems of slavery and indentureship.
When Gods Were Slaves was initiated by
Dr. Learthen Dorsey, as part of the curriculum of the
African Studies Program at the University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
The Promise is being taught by Professor David V. Trotman in the
Fourth Year (senior) seminar, for the Latin American and Caribbean
Studies Program at York University, Toronto.
(The course is called Myth, History and the Caribbean Imagination).
Click below for interview
Donna Seebo interviewing Sharlow on
Radio Talk Show. ( Writing the Novel or How
did you write When Gods Were Slaves?)
Click below for interview
Sunity Maharaj's interview with Sharlow on his
magnum opus: When Gods Were Slaves
Phone: 868-672-4267 For Further Information, contact:
Email: sharlow@tstt.net.tt Sirens Publications
2942 North 60th
Lincoln, Nebraska 68507 U.S.A.
Phone: 402-310-2837
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Sirens Publications celebrates Black History Month,
February, 2006 with the launching of THE FORERUNNER
and the Complete Works of Sharlow Mohammed, on
the campus of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln,
Nebraska.