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The Bowling Was Superfine - new cricket anthology | CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS Your short stories wanted for ‘CLOSURE’ a new anthology of contemporary Black British fiction. Internationally renowned and award winning novelist and short story writer, Jacob Ross is editing a new anthology of contemporary Black British fiction. The theme for this exciting new anthology is CLOSURE. More Information REMEMBERING JAN CAREW | |
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 Velma Pollard Since her first published collection in 1988, but as an established poet long before then, Velma Pollard has been an essential voice of Jamaica and the Caribbean. This book contains a selection from four previous collections and plenty of new poems. | |
 Kadija Sesay In Irki Kadija Sesay unlocks experiences and stories – at times amusing and loving, at other times confusing and sad – that surround the ‘invisibility’ of private fostering, the dislocations and negotiations of migration, and the meaning of 'home'. | |
 Raymond Ramcharitar Here is a book-length autobiographical poem in five parts, addressing the large themes of the Caribbean experience: history, migration, myth, and domestic love.
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This Month's Feature: | |
Caribbean Modern Classics For quite some time we’ve been thinking about launching a series of classic reprints: Caribbean Modern Classics is the result. | |
Author of the Month |
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| This Month's featured Author: Jan R. Carew Read more about this Author |
| Poem of the Week |
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| This Week's featured poem Nii Ayikwei Parkes - BARTER Taken from the book The Makings of You Read This Poem |
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Call for Submissions: ‘CLOSURE’ a new anthology of contemporary Black British fiction Read More... |