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 John Robert Lee
Elemental: New and Selected Poems
ISBN: 9781845230623, Price: £8.99 This collection gathers 30 years of published and unpublished work from nine collections of verse, many of them modest chapbooks published in his native Saint Lucia, West Indies. |
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 Dennis Scott
After-Image
ISBN: 9781845230241, Price: £7.99 These are the marvellous poems of Denis Scott's last years, poems vibrant with life and curiosity about this new journey, poems full of regret about what will be missed , but peace in the pleasures of travelling light. |
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 Daryl Cumber Dance
New World Adams: Interviews with West Indian Writers
ISBN: 9781900715041, Price: £14.99 To these highly readable, probing and well-informed interviews with twenty-two of the major writers of the English-speaking Caribbean, Daryl Dance brings a deep knowledge of Caribbean writing and the openly avowed insights of an African-American woman . |
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 David Chanderbali
Indian Indenture In British Malaya: Policy and practice in the Straits Settlements
ISBN: 9781845230364, Price: £14.99 David Chanderbali’s book is a valuable addition to the small but growing literature concerning 19th century Indian indentured migration to work as labourers in plantation economies in the tropical world. |
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 Brian Chan
The Gift of Screws
ISBN: 9781845230050, Price: £7.99 The personal and political experiences and passions of a third-world immigrant are powerfully expressed in this collection of poems. |
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 Faustin Charles
Children of the Morning: Selected Poems
ISBN: 9781900715980, Price: £8.99 Since 1969, Faustin Charles has been a significant voice in Caribbean poetry, and this long overdue selection from his previous collections and a book’s worth of new poems offers readers a chance to enjoy the range and originality of his work. |
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 E.A. Markham
Against the Grain: A 1950s Memoir
ISBN: 9781845230302, Price: £10.99 When Markham arrived in the UK from Montserrat in 1956, he wanted to be a pop star; his family hoped he would be an academic. In fact he made his name in the rather less lucrative field of poetry. A wryly humourous take on Black life in Britain. |
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 Earl McKenzie
The Almond Leaf
ISBN: 9781845230128, Price: £7.99 In contemplating mortality, Earl McKenzie finds continuance affirmation and joy in love, family, music and art and, above all, in the nature of his beloved Jamaica. |
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 Laurence A. Breiner
Black Yeats: Eric Roach and the Politics of Caribbean Poetry
ISBN: 9781845230470, Price: £16.99 Laurnce Breiner's study not only provides the materials for an enhanced reading of Roach's poetry and a persuasive argument for its importance, but also shows Roach's life and work to have been at the centre of the cultural politics of Caribbean writing. |
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 Velma Pollard
Leaving Traces
ISBN: 9781845230210, Price: £8.99 Ranging over the Jamaican and Caribbean past and the encroachments of a turbulent world, Velma Pollard’s poems return always to the quiet touchstones of love and friendship. |
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 Anthony Kellman
Limestone
ISBN: 9781845230036, Price: £9.99 Limestone is the epic poem of Barbados (porous limestone island), and a major achievement in the development of an indigenous Caribbean poetics. |
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