Turner Lorenzo Dow place:"Caribbean Area"

So your looking for Lorenzo Dow TURNER?
Did you try the surname-search with keywordts :
~TURNER~Turnor ~ Thurner ~ TOURNER ~ Tournor ~
NOT: tumor-o~thymus-ofcourse ?

with a SOUNDEX-search you get also:
Towner ~ TRUMER ~ TUCKER ~ TONNER ~ Tuyner ~ Timmer ~ TYNER ~ Tennery ~ TANNER ~ ....

So, quite a common-name, isn't it? If i can add some other idea's, Kenneth Kwame Welsh, (C), just ask and I'll be there... to suggest some other questions, ok?

a META-phone-search gave also as a result: ~ TAMIR ~ TUCKER ~ ?

Luckily all with a T-beginning, so if you have still your theeths is not difficult to pronounce. and with toos you can danse too, toch Kwame?

No, Lorenzo Dow Turner is a lingusitics expert; he is the first to sort out American Blacks' language. He figured out in the 1940s that Blacks had languages from 50 different tribal groups from Africa.

...really interesting for a communication, public relations consultant as I used to be in my own bedrijf Script Adviesbureau in the Netherlands. So, do you plan a project?

can you identify the Tribal Groups and where they came from? A lot of american blacks came from the south, via Curacao or Suriname and later Brasils, but where originally 'geronseld' by European rich-man with plantages abroad who lived in .... f.i. Amsterdam, but also Antwerpen, London, Germany, where-ever. But Dutch people were very skilled to ship them in Ghana, Africa, where there is still a FORT. One of our famous writers Arthur JAPIN wrote a very interesting novel about a prince of Africa who studies technology in DELFT, Zuid-Holland = provincie. I think that book is translated in many languages, as I hope for the writer who does not yet has the age for his European pension.

* http://www.arthurjapin.nl/
* http://www.arthurjapin.nl/web/biografie.htm
* http://www.arthurjapin.nl/web/leverbare-titels/Titelpagina/97890295...
RECENSIES:
* 'Een rijke en gedurfde eerste roman […] een diepmenselijk boek over een spectaculair exotisch onderwerp.' – New York Times (VS)
* 'Een verrijking van de Nederlandse literatuur.' – Standaard der Letteren
* 'Een overrompelende roman die eigentijdse thema’s aansnijdt.' – Le Temps (Frankrijk)
* 'Meeslepend [...] Een verrijking voor de Nederlandse literatuur.' - Filip Devos in Standaard der Letteren
* 'Door een meesterhand gecomponeerd. Ik heb mij zelden zo op mijn gemak gevoeld in een historische roman.'- Janet Luis in NRC Handelsblad
* 'Een virtuoze verteller! [...] Zulk ongelooflijk kleurrijk en fantastisch materiaal. [...] Een universeel thema voor alle tijden en culturen.' - Die Welt
* 'Japin verbindt met groot inlevingsvermogen historische realiteit en fictie.' - Katja Möhrle in Börsenblatt
* 'Een van de spannendste en meest onthullende literaire werken over het Europese kolonialisme ooit!' - Sonntag