Blood and Water: ọbara na mmiri, by Catherine Okoronkwo Kristín Ómarsdóttir From the mating of sea

From the mating of sea slugs to the discovery of gravity waves

They caress

René was not the best custodian or promoter of his work and his native land was not entirely ready for his force or originality

A new version of the Middle English poem Pearl

Tempest argues that our alienation from one another has bred a terrible indifference to our own fate

Blood and Water: ọbara na mmiri, by Catherine Okoronkwo Kristín Ómarsdóttir From the mating of seaBlood and Water begins with an ordinary everyday scene that many who knows what it is like to live in an inter generational home will be able to identify with. The African overtones draws you into lives that are real and gritty. One can almost smell the tobacco and taste the goat pepper soup and the stews pleasurable moments. But even this cannot take away from the abuse and the tacit silent collusion by the elders; the entitled folks who struts