emphasize his theme of alienation and feeling torn between his native culture and the colonial English one, which also is reinforced in The Arkansas Testament.
He lamented his native region's lack of an established history in the essay "Culture of Mimicry" and discussed his own poetic influences in the autobiographical Another Life. The use of sections entitled "North" and "South" in The Fortunate Traveler and titles such as The Castaway emphasize his theme of alienation and feeling torn between his native culture and the colonial English one, which also is reinforced in The Arkansas Testament. The Capeman, Ti-Jean and his Brothers, and A Branch of the Blue Nile are three of the nearly thirty plays by this author, who immortalized the painter Camille Pissarro in Tiepolo's Hound and told of the fishermen Hector and Achille in his masterwork, an ambitious epic based on The Iliad and The Odyssey. FTP, identify this man from St. Lucia, the author of Omeros.
He lamented his native region's lack of an established history in the essay "Culture of Mimicry" and discussed his own poetic influences in the autobiographical Another Life.
Derek {Walcott}