Heritage Call: Ballad for Children of the Dragon
The poems in this collection attempt to give a glimpse of life both in China and in one country, Jamaica, in which Chinese immigrants have settled. By preserving some of the stories that were passed down to him by his father about life in China, Easton Lee hopes to ensure that the history and lore of the great Chinese civilisation will help offspring of the present and future generations to understand their culture with pride and dignity. The stories of life in China are blended with the poets experience growing up behind the counter of his fathers grocery shop in rural Jamaica. Readers familiar with Easton Lees first collection, From Behind the Counter (1998) will welcome this new volume for the wit and humour which the author employs so effectively to capture the essence of Chinese life and culture.
86 pages, 2 editions
Other (97) edition · First published 2001 by Ian Randle Publishers · ISBN 9789766370343
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