Dominoes at the Crossroads
Short Stories

A collection of short stories with characters that reappear in subsequent sections and protagonists that tend to sound remarkably similar - which might explain why a writer named Kaie Kellough occasionally pops up as if to remind the reader that it is in fact someone else telling the story. It is th......more

This is a solid collection of stories, some I enjoyed and others I thought, "a wah gwan yasso?" The ones that were good were really good and the ones I did not like I really did not like. I love how the author wrote about Caribbean history, being displace, identity and finding community. I do recomm......more

started off strong, but the narrator got more and more aggravating. i enjoyed the emphasis on the fact that a story doesn't necessarily need a main character, and the focus of readers on this aspect can result in losing the primary focus of the author's message or intent. some of this did get lost i......more

3.5/4 stars 'If you are afraid to shoot the general, you are afraid to be free.' Kellough's stories ring with history, a speculative future, and an understanding of how we have existed in places that have always abused, appropriated, and alienated us. What compelled me most though each story was how Ke......more

Couldn’t get attached to the stories that much…......more