ABOUT THE BOOK “The poet is dead!” roar the creatures inside the cavern with starvation for some sun. “Who killed the poet!?” It is the puzzling theme of this book. Yet, each time a new suspect emerges from the woods as the detectives interrogate each ghost and inspect each clue left at the crime scene. Within each passage, Ricot takes her ominous brush and vividly paints each visitor grieving at the interment. We bear testimony as the poet gradually deteriorates upon his death bed and he descends into his tomb, which brings every spectator to tears. Here the poet becomes a witness of his own funeral. He is a revenant traveling from another world. The only mortals that seem to embrace him with a peculiar affection are the village clairvoyants. Ricot compels us to engage in the ultimate quest to find the culprits responsible for the poet’s demise.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR Born in Haiti, award-winning author Angella Ricot immigrated to the United States over two decades ago. An alumnus of the University of South Florida, she is the recipient of a plethora of poetry awards. Her debut novel Sahara, released in 2014, has also earned her the Phyllis Wheatley Award Nomination. She’s a multilingual author who has appeared in both the Miami Times and the New York Caribbean newspapers. Ricot currently lives in the heart of the cosmopolitan city of New York. While her rigorous training laid the foundation for her career, her roots in the Caribbean mixed with the zest of urban city life provide the tapestry for her inspirations.
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