EPIPHANEIAWINNER of the OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature 2020 They say birds always find their way back home but home is a nowhere a memory; a never was. Set in the immediate aftermath of 2017s Hurricane Irma, the most catastrophic storm to strike the British Virgin Islands, Richard Georges Epiphaneia stands as a collection of rich, transcendental verse. Beyond the loss and devastation that such a natural disaster brings, Georges ideas span beyond the

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