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Peepal Tree Press
Peepal Tree Press has been the home of the best in new Caribbean, Black British and South Asian fiction, poetry and more for 25 years.   INSCRIBE Masterclasses for writers: social media & the internet masterclass iiwith Jacob Sam la Rose SAT 11 FEB 2012, 11am – 5pm the song or the singer? a performance masterclass with Sohail Khan SAT 03 MAR 2012, 11.30am – 5.30pm Check out this new writing prize for unpublished fiction by Black and Asian women in UK - the SI Leeds Literary Prize Visit the prize website Follow the prize on twitter Like the prize on Facebook New UK representation for Peepal Tree books, we are now represented by Inpress Books. >> Visit the Inpress website Arts Award Welcome Read more>> Join Peepal Tree Press on Facebook 
Caribbean Erotic - discover the new anthology | Caribbean books
With our 3, 6 and 12 month subscriptions you (or a lucky friend) will get a great new book every month, sent out even before the shops and Amazon get them! The books will be selected from new titles in our fiction, poetry and Caribbean Modern Classics lists, and your subscription will include a variety of titles through the year. Save an estimated 15% on Amazon prices, and feel a lovely warm glow from supporting an indie publishing house and its authors. HOT OFF THE PRESS | |
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 Keith Jardim Authentic and edgy, these stories offer a beautiful and unsettling insight into the contradictions of the contemporary Caribbean.
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 Opal Palmer Adisa Painting Away Regrets is a story about love, betrayal, madness and reconciliation, within the framework of Yoruba belief system.
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 Elma Napier First published in 1938, Elma Napier's writing is a revelation, -- intensely alive, sensuous in its rich portrayal of the islands fauna and flora, and in the creation of characters who truly breathe. With an introduction by Evelyn o'Callaghan. | |
 Kwame Dawes In Wheels, Kwame Dawes brings the lyric poem face to face with the external world in the first part of this century – its politics, its social upheavals and ideological complexity.
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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: Una Marson Read more about this Author |
| Poem of the Week |
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| This Week's featured poem Raman Mundair - LAST NIGHT A POET SAVED MY LIFE Taken from the book Lovers, Liars, Conjurers and Thieves Read This Poem |
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