Delcina's Tree: Legend of the Crossin' Tree Witch by Laro, S. W.

Delcina's Tree: Legend of the Crossin' Tree Witch (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781530961023)

Vendor: S. W. Laro
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Format: Paperback
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Delcina's Tree: Legend of the Crossin' Tree Witch by Laro, S. W.

Delcina's Tree: Legend of the Crossin' Tree Witch

$12.00
Delcina's Tree: Legend of the Crossin' Tree Witch by Laro, S. W.

Delcina's Tree: Legend of the Crossin' Tree Witch

$12.00
Format: Paperback
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This is a tribute novel to the Jamaican woman who raised me up in the 1970s. The novel tracks the immortal life of the last tree witch dating back to the time of Nanny of the Maroons, an historical woman who fought the British to end slavery. Delcina is able to conjure what is called 'the crossin' tree' for those about to die; a mystical Mother tree the dying experience as they transcend. The book focuses on two landscapes - the green mountains of Vermont and Jamaica. The dialog in novel also uses a heavy regional patois for Jamaican characters. It is the hope of Mr. Laro that this adds authentic flavor and does not distract readers. All in all the novel employs a lot of dialog to push the narrative and rather than use exposition relentlessly the story unfolds organically with the way people speak. If readers enjoy drama and romance mixed with strong afro-centric characters, this novel is a noble read. Peace.

Author: S. W. Laro
ISBN-10: 1530961025
ISBN-13: 9781530961023
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 04/17/2016
Pages: 304
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.99lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.68d
By S. W. Laro
By S. W. Laro
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S.W. Laro (chris laro) has been writing for years. His first novel, soon to be on Amazon was The Blarney Boys and can be read off his FB page via wordpress blog site. He was a Hollywood actor and starred in MORTAL THOUGHTS with Bruce Willis and Demi Moore and won Best New Feature for his film OSCAR PHITKIN in 1997 at the NY Film and Video Festival. He currently works in Vermont and writes there as well. His hope is to sell the novel to cinema for first film rights to adapt to screenplay ONLY for black talent - screenwriter, actors and director. The story deserves to be a film or cable mini-series.

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