About the Author

Heather Augustyn is a correspondent for The Times of Northwest Indiana, the state’s second largest newspaper. Her work has appeared in numerous national and international publications, including The Village Voice, In These Times and The Humanist. She lives in Chesterton, Indiana.

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"recommended"--Blues & Rhythm; "in this provocative and well-researched account, U.S. journalist Heather Augustyn aims to reach behind the myth of Don D, to place his life and work within their proper contexts...the book is a must-read for all ska fans, or anyone interested in Jamaican music in general"--Mojo: The Music Magazine; "Once again, author Heather Augustyn hits hard and deep...painstaking...Augustyn is to be commended for making this as thorough and complete as she was able to do"--PopDose.com.

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