Saga Boy Book Review
Antonio Michael Downing
Downing’s memoir travels between the broken-up pieces of his several lives, several personalities, several identities. Without being deterministic about it, he keeps coming back to the duality between colonial influence and Trini folk tales — two opposing forces that have shaped him and his family. In a culture so focused on defining authenticity, this is a refreshing dive into the multitudes that the author contains.
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