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THE TRILOGY
FOR
FREEDOM
THE DROWNING BAY
IS BOOK THREE OF
THE TRILOGY
I think I will always grapple with the definition of freedom–there are so many types.
However, as a fiction writer, I care about what it feels like to be free, regardless of the catalyst that spawned it.
With this third book launched, I have written about three specific aspects of freedom:
Book One: A quest for personal freedom
while a nation (Mozambique) struggled for its liberation (A Fado for the River)
Book Two: Tolerance and the freedom of privacy (Atone for the Ivory Cloud)
Book Three: The right to belong, anywhere, anyhow (The Drowning Bay).
I choose to tell stories that expose certain aspects of freedom
and show characters
who must struggle with their conscience and their own idea of freedom to stay alive.
If this trilogy reveals the nuance of freedom, then I have done my work, and have hopefully
provided some damn good stories along the way!
Check out my half-hour interview below:
BOOK THREE:
The responsibility of freedom leads to a found belonging in a lost ecosystem.
This is a stand-alone novel, however characters from books one and two reappear in this story.
BOOK TWO:
Tolerance of life grants the freedom to choose.
This is a stand-alone novel, however the characters of Allison and Sipho reappear in The Drowning Bay.
BOOK ONE:
A quest for personal freedom while a nation struggled for its liberation.
This is a stand-alone novel, however the characters of Raf and Gida reappear in The Drowning Bay.
