River Mouth
Evening used to come soft in Icacos, slipping through coconut trees and over cracked fishing pirogues on the shore. Lately,…
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Jochelle Greaves Siew is a Trinidadian writer and PhD candidate in Public Policy and Management. While she has previously published in academic journals, River Mouth is her first submission to a writing competition. After completing her PhD, she plans to finish her first women’s fiction novel, partly inspired by her experiences of grief and life in academia. She is also developing another manuscript drawing on Caribbean history and folklore.
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Evening used to come soft in Icacos, slipping through coconut trees and over cracked fishing pirogues on the shore. Lately,…