by M. Jane Roberts (Editor), Orlando J. Addison (Author)
Orlando Addison's newest bi-lingual collection of poems, Afro-Latin Song, seeks a balance between voice and soul, song and rhythm produced by African blood, containing as it does emotional, romantic verses and poems with social commentary. This work introduces a new voice in Honduran and Latin American literature, a voice that represents the growing minority of Afrolatinos on the hemisphere. This second collection of poems reflects Addison's poetic and literary maturity and his commitment to his people, to the Afro Honduran and Afro-Latin communities.
Author Biography
Orlando J. Addison is Honduran by birth and an American citizen. He is an Episcopal priest and author of several books, including the novel Happy Land, Night Was Afraid to Fall, his first bilingual poetry collection, and the novel Ernesto Gamboa. Addison has published articles on Afrolatinos in the Nuevo Herald and other Hispanic newspapers in the United States and Latin America.
Number of Pages: 84
Dimensions: 0.2 x 7.99 x 5 IN
Publication Date: June 28, 2016
