Now, After

Discover the thought-provoking world of Anton Nimblett's Now, After, published in 2019. This captivating book, comprising 142 pages, invites readers into a unique literary exploration. Through the lens of columnist Raul Butler-Singh, who boldly argues in the Trinidad Guardian in 2077 that making heterosexuality illegal "may be attended with some inconvenience," Nimblett artfully blends satire and imagination. In the intriguing piece "Spouter Inn," he reinterprets the iconic opening of Moby Dick, where Ishmael shares an unforgettable night with Queequeg, offering a fresh perspective on classic literature. Nimblett’s innovative narrative style and insightful commentary make this book a must-read for fans of English literature. Dive into Now, After and experience a literary journey that challenges conventions and sparks conversation.