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Set in south London's African-Caribbean community, this story centers around the dream of Winnie, a strong Caribbean woman. This dream sets in motion the rivalry between two pastors and even their congregations. This novel examines human courage and African-Caribbean spirituality. Pastor Pastor is a powerful novel about love, greed and rivalry. Set in south London's African-Caribbean community the story is centered around Winnie, a middle-aged black woman who has a dream to help her community which sees two pastors compete for the hearts and mind of the local people. This intriguing novel…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Set in south London's African-Caribbean community, this story centers around the dream of Winnie, a strong Caribbean woman. This dream sets in motion the rivalry between two pastors and even their congregations. This novel examines human courage and African-Caribbean spirituality. Pastor Pastor is a powerful novel about love, greed and rivalry. Set in south London's African-Caribbean community the story is centered around Winnie, a middle-aged black woman who has a dream to help her community which sees two pastors compete for the hearts and mind of the local people. This intriguing novel examines human courage and spirituality. David Simon is an award winning writer and educationalist. He is the author of the Genius series, the novels Garvey's Last Soldier, Secrets of the Sapodilla and the Windrush play, Mountaintop.
Autorenporträt
David Simon is the author of How to Unlock Your Child's Genius, How to Homeschool Your Child, How to Unlock Your Family's Genius and How to Unlock Your Genius Using Black History. His play on the Windrush experience, Mountaintop, was nominated for the London Fringe Awards in 1990. His essay, Education of the Blacks appeared in the anthology, Tell It Like It Is. David Simon co-founded Ebony Saturday Schools in 1987.