Mulatto 2

About the Book

This is a story about the struggles of a strong, resilient biracial woman during the Prohibition era in the 1920s. We share in her arduous journey as she aims to navigate through a time when greed, power, murder, and romance were highly prevalent in the streets of Harlem. I would like to thank you for letting me share this woman’s life that is fictional but seems nonfictional to me. It comes to me like she’s trying to tell me something. I do not have any proof that this woman even existed, but it comes to me like a ghost in the night twenty-five years ago. I’m finally putting it into words to share with you. Please join me in this ongoing saga of a woman that went through a lot of adversity but somehow overcame because of the strength that lies inside her —Randy R.

About the Author

Timothy Durham is a Bermudian born in 1963. The youngest of six children, he attended Northlands Secondary School and later Bermuda College, where he studied basic design. He obtained abroad a degree in interior design with training in architecture. For seventeen years, he has been employed as a nursing orderly at the Bermuda Hospitals Board, where he has received numerous awards. Durham loves engaging in conversation with new people, inspiring youths, and helping others. He has served as a mentor, winning awards for the role. He enjoys traveling to cultural destinations and collecting antiques and ancient artifacts. Durham has visited India, Africa, Canada, London, and the United States as an artist; his paintings can be seen in Hong Kong, Greece, France, and Bermuda.