Thursday 24 July 2014

New edition of Sugar Cane paperback now available!

It gives me great pleasure to confirm that I took receipt this morning of the new second edition paperback print of Sugar Cane. Sexier than the original! It will shortly be available for sale on Amazon platforms as well as via paypal, La Boutique Maurice and bookstores as noted in the "Buy" page above. If you have any questions or would like further information don't hesitate to contact us at sugarcane.book@gmail.com. Oh and don't forget that book club orders for 6 or more books come with a 20% discount and the chance of a visit from the author herself!
Happy reading.




Tuesday 22 July 2014

MAURITIAN OPEN AIR FESTIVAL 2014




www.mauritianopenair.com

I'm really looking forward to the festival again this year! The new edition print of Sugar Cane should hopefully be ready in time (fingers crossed) and thanks to the wonderful Pravin, I will be signing copies for whoever wants them at the La Boutique Maurice stall. I really look forward to meeting you there! Come hungry and with your dancing shoes :) So excited. I can't wait.

Tuesday 19 November 2013

A new page - Just For Sandy!

Hi Guys,

Just a quick message to let you know that I have published a new addition to our blogging relationship. In the tool bar above you'll see "Sandy". This is for all the Sandy fans. I hope you enjoy.

Click here to visit Sandy´s blog page.

Best Wishes, E x

Wednesday 23 October 2013

What e-reader do people in Mauritius use?

Hi Guys, 

I need your help. Please can you comment, email or tweet me with details of what e-reader device you use in your country, especially if you live in Mauritius or outside of the UK.

Many thanks, E xxx

Monday 21 October 2013

More Literature about and from Mauritius

If you've read Sugar Cane (and even if you haven't) and wish to find out more about Literature from and about Mauritius, check out this informative blog from P. Verdier - I don't think anyone's missing from the extensive listings so you're sure to find everything you could possibly wish for. Enjoy.

http://litteratureilemaurice.blogspot.fr/

Extract: L'enfant ne au sein by Khal Torabully

Care of source link Larencore: larencore.blogspot.co.uk/2013/10/un-extrait-du-poeme-lenfant-ne-au-sein.html?spref=fb


Ma grand-mère se balance entre le ressac et l'étrange terre.
Que faire des corps qui s'éloignent de son sommeil ?
Quand le ciel cherchera-t-il à comprendre
Nos yeux fermés par les nuages bleus ?
Aïeule qui m'enchanta à poser serment
En murmures d'insectes brûlés de solitude
J'ai remis du sel entre mes yeux pour brûler la mer.
Pour moi les grandes vagues
Déchargeront les tombes des marins
Tant sur les dunes que sur les quais
D'un désert perdu...

A nouveau les rideaux des cordages
Amassent le lointain en outre-mer.
Soudain je comprends les bateaux
Qui partent trop tard :
Je perce l'énigme du désert
Sur les fronts de multiples vétivers
L'horizon ne s'est jamais éloigné...
Qui m'enlève de moi :
Mon corps ou mon âme ?
Ô mon île nubile
Tu récites le premier corps qui m'enfantera sans cesse !
Car le lait n'abandonne jamais le blanc silence /
ET NUL NE VIEILLIT EN SON SEIN.



Khal TORABULLY,
in SIPAY - Revue littéraire seychelloise, numéro 10, 2013.


To read more French poetry posted and also written by Patricia Laranco, please visit her blogspot http://larencore.blogspot.co.uk/