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Diana McCaulay
Dog-Heart
ISBN: 9781845231231 Price: £9.99
Dog-Heart is a novel about the well-meaning attempt of a middle-class single mother to transform the life of a boy from the ghetto who she meets on the street.
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Orlando Patterson
An Absence of Ruins
ISBN: 9781845231040 Price: £9.99
Coming Soon
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Kwame Dawes
Red
ISBN: 9781845231293 Price: £9.99
Confirms that Black British Poetry is a lively and defining force
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Anson Gonzalez
Artefacts of Presence
ISBN: 9781845230357 Price: £10.99
From the poems of the political turbulence of the 1970s, the confessional poems in the persona of a Caribbean Don Juan, to the later poems of spiritual exploration, these speak both of the sate of the nation and the state of the inner man.
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Kwame Dawes
Bivouac
ISBN: 9781845231057 Price: £9.99
When his father dies in suspicious circumstances, Ferron Morgan’s trauma is increased by the conflict within his family and his father's friends over whether the death is the result of medical negligence or a political assassination.
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Myriam J. A. Chancy
The Loneliness of Angels
ISBN: 9781845231224 Price: £12.99
Myriam Chancy creates an array of richly absorbing characters and a presents a complex multi-dimensional portrayal of Haiti and its diasporas over the past thirty years.
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Kwame Dawes
Back of Mount Peace
ISBN: 9781845231248 Price: £8.99
Back of Mount Peace occupies a space between lyric and narrative, between reflection and story.
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Mahadai Das
A Leaf in His Ear: Selected Poems
ISBN: 9781900715591 Price: £9.99
Draws from the poet’s first book, I want to be a Poetess of my People, My Finer Steel Will Grow, Bones, and a number of poems written in the period when Mahadai Das was living in the USA and many of her poems published in journals.
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Frances Marie Coke
Intersections
ISBN: 9781845230884 Price: £7.99
A wise and perceptive vision of the human place in the world with satisfying sense of narrative development - a Jamaican woman changing the face of Caribbean poetry.
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John Lyons
Cook-up in a Trini Kitchen
ISBN: 9781845230821 Price: £19.99
A unique collection of easy-to-follow recipes, watercolour paintings, drawings, poems, stories and anecdotes recounting experiences with food and cooking by the author, painter and poet John Lyons.
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Marion Bethel
Bougainvillea Ringplay
ISBN: 9781845230845 Price: £7.99
Bethel belongs to a cadre of Caribbean women poets who are writing poems of sensuality and sexuality that are wonderfully liberating.
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Mark McWatt
The Journey to Le Repentir
ISBN: 9781845230814 Price: £9.99
An immensely ambitious collection of poems, the fruit of more than a dozen years’ work since the publication of Mark McWatt’s Guyana prize-winning collection The Language of Eldorado in 1994.
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Jacqueline Bishop
Snapshots from Istanbul
ISBN: 9781845231149 Price: £7.99
Following her very well-received Fauna, Jacqueline Bishop’s Snapshots from Istanbul is another leap forward in terms of developing an assured signature voice and extending the range of her subject matter.
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Brenda Flanagan
Allah in the Islands
ISBN: 9781845231064 Price: £8.99
This novel returns to the aftermath of the trial of Beatrice Salandy and the villagers of Rosehill on the island of Santabella first met in Flanagan’s earlier novel You Alone Are Dancing
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Raymond Ramcharitar
The Island Quintet: Five Stories
ISBN: 9781845230753 Price: £8.99
Raymond Ramcharitar’s vision is rooted in Trinidad, but as a globalised island with permeable borders, frequent birds of passage, and outposts in New York and London.
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Stanley Greaves
The Poems Man
ISBN: 9781845230869 Price: £7.99
Stanley Greaves is quite simply one of the Caribbean's renaissance persons, whose work, in whatever form, tirelessly questions all received and fixed ways of perceiving the region.
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Neville Dawes
The Last Enchantment
ISBN: 9781845231170 Price: £9.99
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.
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