A Sitting in St. James Free Audiobook Download by Rita Williams-Garcia

Who is Rita Williams-Garcia? Rita Williams-Garcia was a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania and was in graduate school for four years before dropping out to pursue a career as a writer. Her works have been published in numerous publications such as The New York Times and Essence Magazine, and she has won awards such as the Hurston/Wright Legacy Award, PEN William Faulkner Award and the National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship. She also has two books that were published this past year.

"Machelle Williams" was born and raised in St. James, New York. She writes about the people in her neighborhood and their lives. The author has left a lasting impression on her family and friends. "Machelle Williams'" Books Includes: 1) A Sitting in St. James (2012) 2) How She Got Away with Murder (2013) 3) Hunger Makes Me a Modern Girl (2013).

Mavy's voice is a breath of fresh air, and the feeling of getting to know someone new is palpable throughout listening to this audiobook. In order for readers to see Mav's personality, the author does a brilliant job of making each character distinct by their speech patterns.

'Machelle Williams' is an award-winning narrator who has lent her voice to audiobooks such as 'And Tango Makes Three,' 'The Invention of Wings,' and many more.

After listening to the audiobook, I felt like I was sitting in St. James church with Rita as she told her story.

A Sitting in St. James is a novel by Rita Williams-Garcia that tells the story of a Black woman living in the Bronx who is on her way to see her sister, who has been sentenced to death row. The narrator reflects on her life and the relationship with the sister and comes up with the idea for a book.