Seven Stones Esua's education in racial politics

Esua's education in racial politics was immediate and personal

Noor accepts her fate

Baba is acutely aware of the water corruption that has left him

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Alford Gardner delivers a memoir that imbues warmth and humour in a powerfully personal story of one man's journey from Jamaica to building a new life in Yorkshire

Seven Stones Esua's education in racial politicsIn a remote community on the edge of a windswept desert, a woman has been condemned to death by stoning. Steeped in the harsh values of her traditional, patriarchal society, Noor accepts her fate. When an aid worker befriends her, urging her to defend herself and her unborn child, the two women form a bond. Together with Amina, Noor's outspoken friend, they struggle to defy the law. Written in prose imbued with the rhythms and images of the author's