A Place to Hide

Exploring the quest for intimacy and personal myth-making, the stories delve into the lives of characters seeking connection with each other and with the divine. Set against the backdrop of contemporary Jamaican society, the narratives confront issues of misogyny and violence while celebrating the creative spirit found in chaos, particularly through the vibrant lens of reggae culture. With a poetic imagination and acute social awareness, Dawes crafts a compelling portrayal of his characters' inner lives, culminating in the powerful mythic resonance of "Marley's Ghost."