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Reputation: Roots and Shoots Publishing

Autor Amanda Coreishy
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 30 aug 2026

It's the early noughties in Trinidad, when Asiyah, a young Muslim woman, embarks on a clandestine relationship with Cisco, her older and stubbornly irreligious landlord. Defying her family's warnings and expectations, she realigns her spiritual compass to be with her lover. But when her reputation is threatened by a stranger with a vendetta, and her affair becomes a difficult entanglement to escape, Asiyah must face a make-or-break reckoning to reclaim what is hers.

Readers will enjoy this richly thematic coming-of-age story as they get to know Asiyah. She's exactly the kind of female protagonist all too often underrepresented in Caribbean fiction and yet her story is one that will keep book groups talking.

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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781066657100
ISBN-10: 1066657106
Pagini: 430
Dimensiuni: 127 x 203 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Editura: Roots and Shoots Publishing
Colecția Roots and Shoots Publishing
Seria Roots and Shoots Publishing


Notă biografică

Amanda Coreishy had a traditional Catholic upbringing in Trinidad, went to church, took the Sacraments and read the Bible, only to convert to Islam at seventeen, to the consternation of her family, and live as a hijab-wearing, believing, practising Muslim for twenty-three years of her adult life.She's journeyed from faith to faithlessness and considers herself privileged to have seen the world from both sides of the religious divide. Her writing calls up stories from the ever-shifting ground, where patriarchy and religion clash with freedom and sexuality. Amanda Coreishy stole her father's surname for her nom-de-plume and assumes her husband and children are grateful for the distance her pseudonym puts between them and her writing. She lived much of her life in Trinidad and now resides in the UK.