Singh's latest work of fiction, Adventures of the Homeless, describes the struggles of a Jewish man who sets out to liberate his friends and himself from poverty, and to overcome his mental illness. Amid these undertakings, he is confronted with violence, discrimination, and problems associated with drug and alcohol abuse. Adventures of the Homeless is the fourth in a series of books by Singh, which cover a range of multicultural issues. _________________________ The Three Suitors of Fred Belair is Markham's final collection of stories. He died in Paris in March 2008. The book is set for release January 29, 2009. Note: I plan on reviewing The Three Suitors of Fred Belair, and Adventures of the Homeless here at Signifyinguyana or somewhere else at a later date. About the author: Jagdish R. Singh (Roy) was born June 29, 1953 in the town of Blenheim, on the Island of Leguan (Guyana). In 1977, he immigrated to Canada where he studied spiritual beliefs and ancient myths. Since then, he has been actively writing fiction and non-fiction.
About the author: E.A. Markham was born on the Caribbean Island of Montserrat and lived in London, the South of France, Sheffield, and in his last years, Paris. A Professor of Creative Writing, and much praised poet whose A Rough Climate was shortlisted for the T.S. Eliot Prize, his short story collections received the warmest critical praise from his literary peers.