Welcome, pull up a chair and join our secret society. In this episode of INK & OBEAH, our journey into the world of Afro-Caribbean literature, where the written word is a vessel for ancestral memory, magic and pain.

Our inaugural season opens the pages of Harold Sonny Ladoo's haunting masterpiece, No Pain Like This Body. We delve into the book's powerful and poetic opening passages, unpacking the spiritual significance of the Trinidadian landscape. Join us as we explore how the riceland is not just a place, but a weeping, living entity. It whispers a testament to the sacred connection between the body, the land, and the legacies held captive by ink.

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Welcome, pull up a chair and join our secret society. In this episode of INK & OBEAH, we begin our journey into the world of Afro-Caribbean literature, where the written word is a vessel for ancestral memory, magic and pain.

Our inaugural conjuring session opens the pages of Harold Sonny Ladoo's haunting masterpiece, No Pain Like This Body. We delve into the book's powerful and poetic opening passages, unpacking the spiritual significance of the Trinidadian landscape. Join us as we explore how the riceland is not just a place, but a weeping, living entity. It whispers a testament to the sacred connection between the body, the land, and the legacies held captive by ink.

Read along: (Digital Copy)

https://en.readanybook.com/online/749610#566893

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PAYPAL: https://paypal.me/addaeg

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Welcome, pull up a chair and join our secret society. In the very first episode of INK & OBEAH, we begin our journey into the world of Afro-Caribbean literature, where the written word is a vessel for ancestral memory, magic and pain.

Our inaugural conjuring session opens the pages of Harold Sonny Ladoo's haunting masterpiece, No Pain Like This Body. We delve into the book's powerful and poetic opening passages, unpacking the spiritual significance of the Trinidadian landscape. Join us as we explore how the riceland is not just a place, but a weeping, living entity. It whispers a testament to the sacred connection between the body, the land, and the legacies held captive by ink.

Read along: (Digital Copy)

https://en.readanybook.com/online/749610#566893

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KO-FI: https://ko-fi.com/addaeg

Episode 1 – “Before the Storm: Three Doors into Ladoo”

In this debut episode of INK & OBEAH, griot Addae G reads all three introductions to Harold Sonny Ladoo’s classic novel No Pain Like This Body. Discover the author’s background, the book’s cultural context, and the themes of Caribbean life, history, and spirituality woven into its opening pages. With commentary on folklore, obeah, and diaspora storytelling, plus original atmospheric music by Addae G, this episode is the perfect starting point for anyone exploring Caribbean literature and its hidden meanings.