Swift River is a literary novel rooted in the historical flooding of a real Jamaican village between 1932 and 1943. Blending documented events with fictional narrative, the novel follows generations of women bound to a river believed to remember the drowned. As education, tradition, and inherited obligation collide, the story explores memory, ancestral witnessing, and the cost of refusing-or accepting-what a place demands to survive.
タイトルや名前を忘れても、記憶から映画やドラマにたどり着ける検索プラットフォーム
