Briton Edna Manley came to Jamaica in 1922 with her husband, son, a set of sculpting tools and an insatiable curiosity about the island of her mother's birth. As the wife of a National Hero and mother to the island's fifth prime minister, Edna's life was inextricably linked with Jamaican politics. But she was destined to leave her own mark on her adopted country in the island's art, sculpture, painting, poetry and prose. Some strong language. Companion to "Drumblair" (DC15826) and "Slipstream" (DC21374). 2008.