
The Tale of Albert Walker
by Hazel D. Campbell.
The Tale of Albert Walker is a humorous and insightful story that explores Jamaican culture, history, and life during the late 1800s and early 1900s. It follows Albert Walker, a plantation worker who is mistakenly believed to have died from cholera. After escaping and being nursed back to health by two Rastafarians, Albert returns home weeks later, shocking the entire village, who believe he has come back from the dead.
ISBN: 978-9768245755
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