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Donna Daley-ClarkeDonna Daley-Clarke was born in London, where she still lives. Her parents are from Montserrat. Her novel Lazy Eye was published on 4 July 2005 by Scribner. Her next novel is set in Montserrat in 1966. Recent articlesA fair amount of sunshine At the English seaside the girls Harriet and Hindy walk the shoreline between the Caribbean and Britain - between grey tea, grey donkeys and the grey, grey sky and the vibrant, lost colours of home. An exclusive extract from Donna Daley-Clarke’s novel-in-progress, “A Lazy Eye”. Of hexes & hairAn ancient association between hexes and hair resurfaces in the immaculate prose of this chapter from a new novel by a young London writer. |
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