Churchboys & Other Sinners

Set against the backdrop of Honduras and the Caribbean, the author explores the complexities of identity and belonging within the English-speaking African diaspora. His writing resonates with the literary tradition of James Baldwin, offering profound insights into the struggles and beauty experienced by young Black men. Through his narrative, he challenges societal perceptions and highlights the need for contemporary voices to reinterpret cultural and historical narratives, making his work a vital contribution to literature.