The sudden and untimely passing of her mother when she was one year old brought the author into the loving care of her maternal grandparents with whom she lived for the first 14 years of her life in Mahaica, a rural district in the County of Demerara Guyana. There she experiences the joys, pains, successes and failures of growing up as a child and pre-adolescent girl in a multi-ethnic community where life was good until the unexpected death of her grandparents. With delicacy and refinement the author explores in graphic details, the psychological changes she experiences when her biggest fear of having to live in Georgetown ‘the big city’ with her father and his new wife materializes. The bell that rings in every chapter of this memoir will resonate in the most secret corners of the psyche of every person who has lived or experienced Caribbean life and they too will hear their own bells ring, taking them to emotional places they may have forgotten existed.
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Collette Jones-Chin is a graduate of the University of Guyana (UG) with a Bachelor’s Degree (BA) in Art Education and Painting and of the Burrowes School of Art (BSA ), Guyana, with a Diploma in Painting and Graphic Arts. She is as an Educator, Writer, Artist, Dramatist, Arts Therapist, Interior, and Set & Costume Designer who has performed and mounted several one-woman and group exhibitions across the Caribbean Region and in North & South America. She is an Educational Youth and Community Development Expert with training in Human Resource and Operations Management. Collette was instrumental in the establishment of the National School of Theatre Arts and Drama in Guyana where she served as the first Director of Studies, Lecturer of Design and Production Management and Festivals Director. She is the recipient of many Awards in the Theatre & Visual Arts as well as in Playwriting.
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