AUTHOR ROSALIENE BACCHUS


Reaching minds and hearts through storytelling


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    • Making of Novel
    • Creating the Setting
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My Blog



Three Worlds One Vision: Guyana ~ Brazil ~ USA



APRIL 26, 2026



The Writer’s Life: Training for the Marathon of Writing My First Novel



When we migrated to the United States from Brazil in October 2003, I had hoped that, with fourteen years of experience in international trade, I would have no problem in..


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APRIL 19, 2026



“Disease Is Not the Only Thing That Spreads” – Poem by British American BreakBeat Poet Seema Yasmin



My Poetry Corner April 2026 features the poem “Disease Is Not the Only Thing That Spreads” from the first poetry collection If God Is a Virus (Haymarket Books, 2021) by...


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APRIL 12, 2026



The Changing Earth – Sacred Feminine and Sacred Masculine



This is the third article in my series about our changing Earth from interviews with Native Americans shared in We Are the Middle of Forever: Indigenous Voices from Turtle Island on...


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MARCH 29, 2026



The Writer’s Life: The Stories We Tell Ourselves



What stories will we tell of these crazy times as the USA ventures into yet another war in the Middle East? So much has changed since arrival in my adopted homeland in...


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