Well Done, Sir Luther

Well Done, Sir Luther is an autobiographical, firsthand account of the life and accomplishments of Sir Luther Wynter from the perspective of his nephew, Dr. Roderick Wynter. Drawing upon a lifetime of documents, photographs and memories, Dr. Wynter has written a moving and penetrating memoir that details Sir Luther's struggles as a young man working his way toward becoming one of only a few black physicians in the West Indies through to his eventual Knighthood and beyond. Along the way, Dr. Wynter notes his own struggles and experiences as Sir Luther's nephew and as an emerging physician in his own right. Equal parts autobiography and memoir, Well Done, Sir Luther is a revealing portrait of the best and worst of times in the life of one of the most important Antiguan-Jamaicans of the 20th Century.