Discover "Shame On Me," a profound trade paperback by Tessa McWatt that delves into the intricate tapestry of identity, race, and heritage. This compelling narrative, shortlisted for the prestigious 2020 OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature, challenges its readers to re-evaluate the question, 'What are you?' In her beautifully written memoir, McWatt explores her diverse ancestry—English, Scottish, Caribbean, Indian, and more—while weaving her family's rich history into a contemporary commentary on identity politics. With 320 pages of deeply reflective prose, this book artfully dissects the impact of colonial legacies and the complexities of race today. Shame On Me is not just a recounting of personal history; it’s a remarkable examination of how societal norms shape our understanding of self. Readers have praised it as 'moving and deeply reflective,' making it a must-have addition for literature enthusiasts and those interested in discussions surrounding race and identity. Enhance your bookshelf with this essential read that offers insights into the human experience, challenging the ways we categorize each other in a racially charged world. Originally published by Scribe Publications in 2019, this brand-new paperback serves as a critical exploration of who we are, intended for anyone seeking to understand the nuances of race and identity in a modern context.