Interlocutors of Paradise

Exploring themes of colonialism and national identity, this collection features five meditations presented as symbolist prose-poems. The journey begins with reflections on the historical roots of identity tied to colonial activities, then delves into the Thames estuary, a significant locale for Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness. The Thames serves as a backdrop for literary references and historical figures, ultimately transitioning to the unsettled aspirations of the New World, highlighting the lingering sense of restlessness despite the passage of time.