Rosaliene bacchus biography

I was born in Guyana, a former British colony on the northern coast of the South American continent.

As a young idealist in the s, I dedicated seven years to the religious life as a Catholic nun and high school teacher of art and geography.

ROSALIENE BACCHUS was born in Georgetown, Guyana.

Rosaliene Bacchus is an emerging Caribbean novelist, born in Guyana.

A very compelling remembrance, Rosaliene, with your personal story closely tied to the questions of religion, patriarchy, and more.

When I left the convent in December , my career as an art and geography high school teacher smashed against the boulders defending Guyana's.

As the only English-speaking country on the continent, Guyana’s historical, cultural, and economic development are linked with the Caribbean Region and is a founding member of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM).

As a young idealist in the 1970s, I dedicated seven years to the religious life as a Catholic nun and high school teacher of art and geography.

In 1987, I migrated with my husband and two sons to Fortaleza, capital of the northeastern State of Ceará in Brazil.

For fourteen years, I worked as an import-export manager.

My sons and I migrated to the United States in October 2003, settling in Los Angeles, Southern California. Submerged in the creative arts world of Hollywood, I started writing articles about international trade issues and US-Brazil trade, as well as fictional short stories.

As a form of self-therapy, I began working on a no