The World Is What It Is; Men

I've Never Abandoned The Novel.

In Trinidad, Where As New Arrivals We Were A Disadvantaged Community, That Excluding Idea Was A Kind Of Protection; It Enabled Us - For The Time Being, And Only For The Time Being - To Live In Our Own Way And According To Our Own Rules, To Live In Our Own Fading India.

I Know My Father And My Mother, But Beyond That I Cannot Go. My Ancestry Is Blurred.

Judgment Is Contained In The Act Of Trying To Understand.

But Everything Of Value About Me Is In My Books.