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Below are the most recent titles from Peepal Tree, published since October 2011. For more information use the Subscription form to sign up for detailed title and author information and extracts from books.
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 Letizia Gramaglia Coral Identities: Essays on Indo-Caribbean Literature ISBN: 9781845231606, Price: £16.99 Assembled to meet the growing interest in Indo-Caribbean literature, this wide-ranging collection brings together a series of fresh and incisive critical articles outlining current research on the topic. |
|  Stewart Brown The Bowling was Superfine: West Indian Writing and West Indian Cricket ISBN: 9781845230548, Price: £21.99 This anthology celebrates the individuals who forged an art out of the game and transformed a colonial sport into the cutting edge of Caribbean nationalism and forever changed the nature of the game. |
|  Keith Jardim Near Open Water ISBN: 9781845231880, Price: £8.99 Authentic and edgy, these stories offer a beautiful and unsettling insight into the contradictions of the contemporary Caribbean. |
|  Opal Palmer Adisa Painting Away Regrets ISBN: 9781845231521, Price: £12.99 Painting Away Regrets is a story about love, betrayal, madness and reconciliation, within the framework of Yoruba belief system. |
|  Kwame Dawes Wheels ISBN: 9781845231422, Price: £10.99 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. |
|  Elma Napier A Flying Fish Whispered ISBN: 9781845231026, Price: £9.99 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. |
|  Loretta Collins Klobah The Twelve-Foot Neon Woman ISBN: 9781845231842, Price: £8.99 Against a soundtrack of world music, from salsa to reggae to jazz, and in a vibrant blend of English, Spanish and Patois, this collection celebrates the complex histories, languages and cultural practices of the Caribbean and its diaspora. |
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