SOUL DANCING AT THE LIBRARY
Lovers of Jamaica and Jamaican literature, are in for a rare  treat as Jamaican poet, columnist and top communications practitioner, Jean  Lowrie-Chin shares her work at the South Regional-Broward College Library on  Monday November 2nd, at 6 p.m. She will read from Souldance, a  collection of poetry and prose that spans 30 years of her writing.
Jean Lowrie-Chin is well known in Jamaica as a sensitive and  insightful columnist for the Jamaican Observer, and as the founder and managing  director of PROComm, a leading Jamaican public relations firm. She is  actively involved in the Women’s Media Watch, Press Association, Stella Maris  Foundation, and Food for The Poor. The wide scope of her civic and  charitable involvements informs her work with warmth, compassion and a profound  grasp of the issues of her time.
Adding to her stellar accomplishments, Jean Lowrie-Chin has  developed an original poetic voice and shares this with her readers in Souldance.  In the writer’s own words “I am a breathless messenger in love with her God,  her family, and her Jamaica.”
Reviewer Tyrone Reid called the book, “Touching, sensitive  and captivating, Souldance is brimming with universal themes of love,  family community and struggle.”
Beverley East of The Sunday Herald wrote that, “Souldance is a collection of poems and writings that should be on  everyone’s bookshelf. Next time you are in a bookstore pick up more than one  copy, enjoy it, share it with others and return to it again and again like your  favorite muse that you would keep in your hearts - slip away to comfort your  soul.”
Souldance was published in Jamaica by Ian Randle Publishers and copies will be  available at the Broward Library event which is free and open to the public. A  portion of book sales will be donated to Food for The Poor.
Contact: Christine Craig, Creative  Projects, 954-579-0067.
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