Sugar and Slate

Charlotte Williams

Charlotte Williams writes about her experiences of how "to be half-Welsh and half Afro-Caribbean was to be half of something but never quite anything whole at all"

A story of dislocation and self-discovery, it is both a personal memoir and a story which reflects the experiences of many mixed race people living in Britain.

Sugar and Slate takes us on her journey of self-discovery, from the small north Wales she was born in, all the way to Africa, the Caribbean then back to Wales.

The daughter of a Welsh speaking woman and a black man from Guyana, Charlotte Williams lives in North Wales, and works as a lecturer at the University Of Wales in Bangor. She is involved in a number of community projects working for black people in Wales.

Sugar And Slate was chosen by Josie d'Arby as her Welsh book of choice.

夏洛特·威廉斯講述了她的親身經(jīng)歷：為什么“一個半威爾士、半非洲、加勒比人永遠也找不到她完整的歸屬”

一個關于錯位和自我發(fā)現(xiàn)的故事，它既是一本個人回憶錄，又反映了許多種族混居英國的經(jīng)歷。

《糖與石板》帶我們跟隨威廉斯一起踏上一次自我發(fā)現(xiàn)之旅，從她的出生地小小的北威爾士，一直到非洲，再到加勒比，最后回到威爾士。

夏洛特·威廉斯的母親是威爾士人，父親是蓋亞那黑人。她生活在北威爾士，是班哥威爾士大學的一名講師。她參加了許多服務威爾士黑人的社區(qū)項目。

《糖與石板》被Josie d’Arby(喬絲·達畢)選為她的威爾士優(yōu)選書籍