Soh Dem Gwaan is the third collection of short stories by Joelle Cohen Wright who continues with side-splitting and laugh-out-loud stories portraying the diverse personalities of the Jamaican culture. As the wonderful mix of characters speak in the rich Jamaican dialect (patois), the stories draw readers into their everyday lives as they engage in playful banter and contentious disputes with each other. Readers can expect a humorous interpretation of everyday Jamaican life among people from all walks of life. Inanimate objects (such as the GPS) and animals (such as Yaad Dog, Yaad Fowl, Sista Cow, Billy Goat), sustain their humorous interaction as they engage in the unique style of verbal expressions Jamaicans use to communicate their assertive personalities - not to mention their brazen, take-no-prisoners attitude Be prepared to laugh out loud.

"A Soh Wi Do It!" portrays humorous and sometimes contentious Jamaican personalities through their colorful dialect--Patois.

A Soh it Goh is a collection of character-driven sketches that broadly represents the humorous side of Jamaicans as they go about their daily lives on the island. While narrated in English, the book's characters speak in rich Jamaica patois that adds an entertaining and comical dimension to the stories. The stories are sure to send readers into fits of laughter as the colorful characteristics of the Jamaican people come to life on these pages. A Soh it Goh illustrates ways in which Jamaicans partake in playful banter and engage in contentious disputes all the while exploring the unique style of verbal expressions Jamaicans use to communicate their assertive personalities - not to mention their brazen, take-no-prisoners attitude.