George Wright's autobiography is the unforgettable
story of a man who rose from poverty and hardship to build a life of dignity
and purpose. Born into great need in the fishing village of Sans Souci, Wright
endured abuse, hunger and instability. Yet he discovered early his gift as a
keen observer, recording with humour and honesty the everyday details of
Trinidadian life: funerals and festivals, bush medicine and obeah, the rhythms
of school and village community.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. George Wrights autobiography is the unforgettable story of a man who rose from poverty and hardship to build a life of dignity and purpose. Born into great need in the fishing village of Sans Souci, Wright endured abuse, hunger and instability. Yet he discovered early his gift as a keen observer, recording with humour and honesty the everyday details of Trinidadian life: funerals and festivals, bush medicine and obeah, the rhythms of school and village community. As a young runaway in Port of Spain, Wright survived by ingenuity: working as a yard boy, factory hand, bauxite loader, trader in Suriname, even living in a tree. Along the way, he read Shakespeare and Dickens, painted houses, bartended, fought when challenged, and captured it all with extraordinary clarity. His life transformed when he found love, built a home in Laventille and earned respect as man of business for a local entrepreneur. More than memoir, Wrights story is a testament to resilience, integrity and hope, an inspiring Caribbean life narrative for all readers of autobiography. George Wright's autobiography is the unforgettable story of a man who rose from poverty and hardship to build a life of dignity and purpose. More than memoir, Wright's story is a testament to resilience, integrity and hope, an inspiring Caribbean life narrative for all readers of autobiography. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9789766580414
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. George Wrights autobiography is the unforgettable story of a man who rose from poverty and hardship to build a life of dignity and purpose. Born into great need in the fishing village of Sans Souci, Wright endured abuse, hunger and instability. Yet he discovered early his gift as a keen observer, recording with humour and honesty the everyday details of Trinidadian life: funerals and festivals, bush medicine and obeah, the rhythms of school and village community. As a young runaway in Port of Spain, Wright survived by ingenuity: working as a yard boy, factory hand, bauxite loader, trader in Suriname, even living in a tree. Along the way, he read Shakespeare and Dickens, painted houses, bartended, fought when challenged, and captured it all with extraordinary clarity. His life transformed when he found love, built a home in Laventille and earned respect as man of business for a local entrepreneur. More than memoir, Wrights story is a testament to resilience, integrity and hope, an inspiring Caribbean life narrative for all readers of autobiography. George Wright's autobiography is the unforgettable story of a man who rose from poverty and hardship to build a life of dignity and purpose. More than memoir, Wright's story is a testament to resilience, integrity and hope, an inspiring Caribbean life narrative for all readers of autobiography. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9789766580414
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