The camp was built close to water, but never close enough to protect us from it. A creek ran between the rubber farms, cutting a narrow, patient line through the plantation. Rubber trees pressed in on both sides, planted as tightly as the land would allow. The company planted rubber in every inch of visible […]
Marvin Garbeh Davis Sr.
MARVIN GARBEH DAVIS, SR. is a Liberian writer and poet whose fiction and nonfiction explore the intersection of memory, labor, faith, and the human condition. His work draws richly from plantation histories, river communities, and Liberia’s shifting landscapes. He is the author of Man, Rubber and the Devil and lives in Monrovia, Liberia, with his wife, Angea.
