Carol Williams to speak about new book at AARLCC
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- On <span data-term="goog_9395621">Saturday, February 13, 2016 at 2PM</span>, writer and artist Carol M.
- Williams will give a book talk on her novel, “Burning Down The Country House” at the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC).
- In her story set in Jamaica, Ms.
- Williams explores the circumstances leading up to the fiery end of a marriage built on deceit, power play and ignorance.
- The author interjects hilarious anecdotes into this poignant account of a family under duress as seen through the eyes of her child protagonist: Addie.
On Saturday, February 13, 2016 at 2PM, writer and artist Carol M. Williams will give a book talk on her novel, “Burning Down The Country House” at the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center (AARLCC).
In her story set in Jamaica, Ms. Williams explores the circumstances leading up to the fiery end of a marriage built on deceit, power play and ignorance. The author interjects hilarious anecdotes into this poignant account of a family under duress as seen through the eyes of her child protagonist: Addie.
Addie relates a heartrending story of physical and emotional abuse, poverty, anger, social prejudices, innocence lost and spiritual decay in the wake of an injudicious abstraction of God and truth.
