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✓ Published: 22-Jun-2017
✓ Published: 22-Jun-2017
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James Berry (1924-2017) was born in Jamaica, where he grew up in a tiny seaside village. He learnt to read before he was four years old, mostly from the Bible, which he often read aloud to his mother’s friends, and was writing poems and stories from an early age. When he was 17, he went to work in America, but hated the way black people were treated there, and returned to Jamaica after four years. He came to Britain in the first wave of postwar wave of Jamaican emigration, sailing on the SS Or
James Berry (1924-2017) was born in Jamaica, where he grew up in a tiny seaside village. He learnt to read before he was four years old, mostly from the Bible, which he often read aloud to his mother’s friends, and was writing poems and stories from an early age. When he was 17, he went to work in America, but hated the way black people were treated there, and returned to Jamaica after four years. He came to Britain in the first wave of postwar wave of Jamaican emigration, sailing on the SS Or
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