by Sybil Leslie (Author)

Picture sitting at the dining table with a bowl of hot pepperpot soup, beef soup or fish tea, surrounded by family. This fond memory of Saturday Soup, and other Jamaican traditions such as Sunday dinner or Harvest Festival, are succinctly captured in Uncle Zekie Seh, with its vignettes of life in the "old days". The author, speaking through the fictitious character of Uncle Zekie, brings these rich traditions to life.