Yet Another Home - Dundurn

Yet Another Home

Published January 1997

Paperback
$ 9.95

Description

"Peter’s poetry brings together the old world of his ancestors and heritage, and the new world to which he has emigrated. In each country he is comfortable in his body and in his language. Peter is realistically aware, and honours the yin and yang of both his ’homes.’"

- Beryl Baigent, poet, freelance writer and teacher

"Teachers have a gift for giving. As with all great teachers, Peter Jailall’s poetry gives its readers life’s lessons of tolerance and justice, sadness and laughter, pride and passion. Peter’s poetry has something important to say and to be learned. Its gift is that it is told with clarity and inventiveness."

- Jim Giles, teacher, Peel Board of Education

"There are but few poets capable of touching us socially, politically and economically. However, Peter Jailall is one of these limited few; his work compels us to take note of our daily lives as we communicate with each other."

- Kofi Casisi, teacher, poet

Contributors

Peter Jailall

Peter Jailall, a teacher, poet and storyteller, was born in Guyana in 1944. He is the author of three books of poetry: This Healing Place (1993), Yet Another Home (1997) and When September Comes (2003). Peter is a member of the Racial Minority Writer's Collective and the League of Canadian Poets. Peter lives in Mississauga with his wife, Sabi, and their two sons, Dave and Nari.

Book Details

Paperback
January 1997
5.25x8.375 in
80 pp
9781896219141