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African Caribbean myth

The Fireless Train

In the days when animals still gathered to listen to wonders and carried their lessons on their bodies, word spread through Nassau of a strange marvel moving along the island’s edge. It was called the Fireless Train. Unlike the noisy engines people later came to know, this train breathed no smoke and carried no burning coal. It glided forward in

Toussel the Little Horse

In a village where the land was dry and work was hard to find, there lived a poor boy who owned little more than his hope and his willingness to listen. His clothes were worn thin by sun and labor, and his meals were often small, yet he carried himself
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