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Fiction and reflection shaped by psychiatry, migration, memory, identity, and the lifelong search for healing.
THREE FEATURED WORKS · TWO ADDITIONAL TITLES
Begin with the work that speaks to you—psychological fiction, Caribbean allegory, or an oral history of women’s lives in America.
Jacques arrives in America chasing education and a future in medicine. Seizures, recurring visions of a black skull, and a descent into psychosis force him to look beyond conventional explanations and reconnect with ancestral traditions.
Fiction & Literature
380 pages
On a Caribbean island of extraordinary beauty, mythic figures, community memory, and a younger generation confront violence and environmental peril. The novel asks whether renewal can come through force—or collective courage and nonviolence.
Mysteries & Thrillers
196 pages
A psychiatrist-led study of gender and race in America, centered especially on Black women. History gives way to eleven first-person accounts of poverty, sexism, racism, culture, survival, and ambition.
Non-Fiction
358 pages
Two additional titles complete the current body of work presented on this site.
Learn how medicine, migration, art, and a lifelong attention to human behavior shape Dr. Antoine’s creative work.
