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"Being Jamaican is a proclamation of heroism - a declaration of who and what we want to be, without having fear of failure." Remembering the past is an essential part of the future. The Jamaican Linguist: I Remember When is an autobiographical work on Stacey Nembhard, who is a cultural, driven and education focused individual. Her autobiography focuses on the very idea of the past, present, and future, and how her Jamaican culture has been an integral part in her upbringing. In her work she recalls past experiences in Jamaica that have shaped her into the person she is today. She describes...

"Describes the childhood memories of a Jamaican girl during the early 90's who grew up in the "kuntry" or rural area in the parish of Westmoreland. Through superb story telling of childhood memories, the spontaneity and adventures that existed in her life as a Jamaican youth are highlighted. In addition, she shares the different surrounding in which she was raised; whether at Granny Rachie's house in Bay Road, or from her time spent with Granny Joyce, in the fishing village of Broughton, Little London, Westmoreland. Hopefully, you will be reminded of your own sweet Jamaica."