David B. Dacosta

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David B. Dacosta

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February 2012


My work has appeared in periodicals such as The Jamaica Observer, Rap Pages (Los Angeles), Ebony magazine (Chicago) and many others. Since 2002, I've written an autobiography, two novellas set in Jamaica, a book of poetry, and I’m currently working on my debut novel.

In addition to writing, I have a great passion for film. Over the past 14-years I’ve continued to hone my skills as a documentarian and fiction filmmaker. I've written and directed five feature-length docs and over a dozen shorts.

At the behest of my two younger brothers, I started a podcast. It's available on Spreaker, Stitcher and Tunein. A link is below.

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Podcast Interview w / Author Celeste Mohammed

A little over two weeks ago, I interviewed Trinidadian author Celeste Mohammed. In April, she won the BOCAS literary prize for fiction for her novel “Pleasantview”.Pleasantview


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Published on May 27, 2022 23:17 Tags: bocas-literary-prize, celeste-mohammed, pleasantview-novel, trinidad-literature
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The Sun's Love Is Ours: A N...

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“The people we meet along life’s path have the power to reshape our lives in unimaginable ways.”
David B. Dacosta, The Sun's Love Is Ours

“Passmore used his personality the way a magician used smoke. It was all for the diversion.”
David B. Dacosta, The Sun's Love Is Ours

“The people we meet along life's path have the power to reshape our lives in unimaginable ways. Sometimes to our detriment. We have no way of preparing ourselves for this inevitability. No early earning system to protect us. Whatever the outcome, we are left with the arduous task of surviving it.”
David B. Dacosta, The Sun's Love Is Ours

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