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Peepal Tree Press Peepal Tree Press is home of the best in Caribbean and Black British fiction, poetry, literary criticism, memoirs and historical studies. Secure Payment, and fast worldwide delivery Caribbean Modern Classics OUT NOW Classic Caribbean fiction from the 1950s and 1960s, lovingly restored by Peepal Tree Press Colin Rickards on Corentyne Thunder Tell Tales: The Global Village At the Southbank Centre. Purcell Room on Thursday 2nd July at 7.45pm. Online booking Featuring: Olive Senior, Adam Thorpe, Courttia Newland, Sophie Woolley, Manzu Islam and Gemma Weekes, with music from the most talented Arun Ghosh. Coming soon from Peepal Tree Press | Caribbean books and writers We are working on a new website at the moment, soon you'll have the opportunity to review titles, engage in forums and dialogue with authors, access a wealth of new material on Caribbean literature and even post your own profile (like facebook only for Caribbean lit enthusiasts and scholars) -- exciting times indeed Olive Senior Fiction Masterclass Featured fiction by Patricia Powell Featured poetry by Esther Phillips Search for books by country Become a fan of Peepal Tree on Facebook and tell your friends! 
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 Neville Dawes This penetrating exploration of Jamaican racial politics, originally published in 1960, has a freshness and a continuing pertinence that with its sensuous apprehension of the Jamaican landscape make it rewarding reading almost 50 years later. | |
 Denis Williams Drawing inspiration from the Nouveau Roman, Williams brings to the novel a Caribbean eye, but makes an important statement about refusing any restrictive boundaries for Caribbean fiction. The novel was first published in 1968. | |
 Denis Williams First published in 1963, this is one of the most important Caribbean novels of the past fifty years.
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 Anton Nimblett Writing with equal empathy about the lives of gay men, heterosexuals, young and old, country folk and urbanites, Anton Nimblett is an outstanding new voice in Caribbean writing.
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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. | |
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| This Month's featured Author: Geoffrey Philp Read more about this Author |
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| This Week's featured poem Tanya Shirley - SHE WHO SLEEPS WITH BONES Taken from the book She Who Sleeps With Bones Read This Poem |
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