Building Legacy: Diana McCaulay on 'A House for Miss Pauline'
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Building Legacy: Diana McCaulay on 'A House for Miss Pauline'
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In this episode acclaimed Jamaican author Diana McCaulay to discuss her latest novel "A House for Miss Pauline."
Before we get to the book Diana and I discuss her journey from insurance professional to environmental activist; Jamaica's changing landscape, environmental challenges, the delicate balance between preservation and progress.
We dive into the inspiration behind the novel, "A House for Miss Pauline," which explores themes of land, legacy, and connection. We also discuss:
- The role of great houses in modern Jamaica'
- Intergenerational relationships in Caribbean culture
- The importance of storytelling and the vital importance of preserving our elders' stories.
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