What if Ghandi discriminated against Africans? What if our memories were mostly fiction?
What if the line between suffering and prosperity weren’t so clear?
Scratching the Surface, a collection of five essays by Brenton Weyi, explores these topics and more in order to study to difficult truths of humanity to take readers on a journey of examination to develop a more nuanced and profound understanding of the human experience.
Brenton Weyi uses the power of words to cultivate humanity. He writes essays that blend the poetic and historical in order to examine the struggle and beauty of the human experience. He also writes and performs his own unique style of narrative poetry that borrows from Greek and classical forms. Finally, he performs and speaks on stage.