September has seen some great reviews for books young and old.
The View from Belmont
Review written by Cherie Jones for Facebook
The Dreaming
Review written by NGC Bocas Lit Fest for Trinidad Express
The Stranger Who Was Myself
Words of Colour calls Roger Robinson an 'enormous and generous talent' in his latest collection, A Portable Paradise.
From the Chicago Review:
Last Sunday's issue of Trinidad & Tobago Newsday carries a fine review of Doe Songs by Danielle Boodoo-Fortune, winner of the Poetry Award of this year's Bocas Lit Fest. It is now on the short list with Dionne Brand's Theory and Kevin Browne's High Mas for the major Bocas award. The review is written by Jennifer Rahim, poet and novelist who won last year's Bocas Literary grand award.
The Sunday edition of the Jamaica Observer has published three short reviews of Peepal Tree Press titles by Jacqueline Bishop.
Read the reviews of Jamaica on My Mind, Tell No-One About This and Love It When You Come, Hate It When You Go.
Here's a round-up of reviews from the end of last year into the beginning of this year. We're really pleased to see how our books are being appreciated around the world.
Shivanee Ramlochan reviews Ricantations and Kitch for Caribbean Beat.
Both Madwoman and Everyone Knows I Am a Haunting have been reviewed in Wasafiri. Check the reviews out.
The Poetry Book Society has featured Ricantations as one of its Summer Recommendations 2018.
