Upcoming YuGaCuRe Fundraising GALA Event

Date &  Time: April 4th at 5:00 pm

Location: 671 Prospect Place in Brooklyn NY

Cocktail Hour, Fashion Show, Performers, Dinner and open Bar

Proceeds in aid of the Cultural Retrieval summer program in St.Vincent and the Grenadines.

Special Guest: Peggy Dodson, CEO and President of UBCTV Network

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Trish St.Hill's Book - Tears of Exile

About the book

Tears of Exile is the third and final novel in this series by Trish St.Hill A.K.A. Utricia Charles. The story is a spellbinding, realistic, historic fiction, which is set in the 1700’s in the country of Yurumein (St.Vincent and the Grenadines). This novel adeptly blends a tale of friendship with the history of the Garifuna people. The story explores the bonds of culture, love and loyalty that leaves its readers gasping at the vivid and realistic portrayal of life in the Garifuna Nation, before their exile to Central America. Tears of Exile tugs at the heartstrings of the human soul in a riveting tale of friendship, promises and Tears of exile.

Like his mother Felicia before him, dashing Aldo Nanton is consumed with a passion for his ancestral culture and heritage. Being use to multi-tasking was not a skill foreign to him; but juggling his romance with the beautiful Valencia, his job as an attorney and trying to resolve a 214 year old promise made between his great great grandfather Lemerie Lavia and his best friend Manuel Baptiste, is proving to be a daunting task. As he embarked on a journey to Central America in search of answers his grandfather needs, he wonders if his search would ever bear fruit or if his efforts would end in futility. Exhaustion began to take its toll on the handsome young man as he tries to synthesize the many priority he must remain loyal to. Will Aldo ever find the answers he seeks and put his grandfather’s mind at ease, or will his efforts end in pointless fatigue?



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Beyond The Mango's Shade is the second of the Trilogy for Trish St.Hill       

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Trish St.Hill to be at Sister's Uptown Bookstore on October 29th

Trish St.Hill featured in the online magazine www.Dumurei.com

Click on link below to see picture from Garifuna Workshop in Yurumein/St.Vincent

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.268151939864439.78746.208709019142065&type=1

Award on March 26th at Hostos Center in the Bronx.

See articles about Trish St.Hill in the Vincentian and Caribbean Life Newspapers
 

Listen to Trish's new radio show 'Global Caribbean Angle' at www.Tandlradio.com Saturdays 2:00 pm.

Trish will be at the Miss Garifuna Show in the Bronx on Sunday April 10th at 984 Faile Street in the Bronx at 3:00 pm.

Trish will be on Harlem Community Radio WHCR 90.3 on Sunday March 20 at 1:30 pm.

Trish St.Hill BookSigning at Sister's Uptown Bookstore on May 21st at 1942 156th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.

Trish St.Hill named personality of the month for March 2011. Click on www.apalacioexchange.com

Trish St.Hill Established Scholarship fund for Garifuna Students in Belize. Click on the 'Trish St,Hill Scholarship Fund' Tab to see more.

Trish St.Hill honored for her contribution to the literary community for her Novel -Beneath the Golden Mango Tree: 

On July 18th, Ms.St.Hill received two citations, one from Nassau County Exeutive Edward Mangano and the other from the Mayor and people of the village of Freeport Long Island. She also received a medal from the Commissioner of Parks and Recreation of Nassau County Long Island. The citations and metal were given at the "African American Night in the Park"  honoring Teddy Pendergrass, and was sponsored by Cannon U. S.A., The Department of Parks and Recreation of Nassau County, and The African America Night in The Park committee. In 2011 she received the Garifuna Heritage Award and in 2013 she received a Humanitarian Award fro the Garifuna Film Festival Interanations as well as an award from the city of Los Angeles. in 2012. Her first two books (Beneath the Golden Mango Tree and Beyond the Mango's Shade) were nominated for the Nobel Prize in literature.

In August 2010, Beneath The Golden Mango Tree was named Book of the month by the Hempstead Dispatch newspaper.

Book now available at NYC Sister's Uptown Bookstore 1942 Amsterdam Ave & 156th

Books also available in Belize, St.Vincent, Barbados, amazon and Barnes and Nobel (click on order tab to see loc.)

Novel -Beneath the Golden Mango Tree: 

ISBN:978-0-9824852-2-4 (hardcover) Finally hereBeyond The Mango's ShadeISBN:978-0-9824852-6-2 (softcover)