Latest Reviews

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.

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Doe Songs

Review written by Vladimir Lucien for Poetry International

Everyone Knows I Am a Haunting

Review written by Monique Roffey for Wasafiri

In Poetry International, John Robert Lee and Vladimir Lucien have teamed up to discuss the subject of Caribbean Collected Works, in which they mention a number of Peepal Tree titles.

There have been a slew of new reviews for the Slovenian translation of A Little Dust on the Eyes. Check them out:

Review written by Veronika Šoster for Trubarjeva Hisa Literature

Review written by Jasna Lasja for ARS RTV Slovenia

We're pleased to see a slew of reviews in the latest issue of The Caribbean Writer.

by Esther Phillips

Every year in Barbados, the National Foundation for Creative Arts (NIFCA) runs a competition inviting entries from Barbadians across the Arts: culinary, performing, visual and literary. In each section, there is a professional category. The Governor General's Award for Excellence (official title) is given only in the professional category. The award comprises a plaque as well as BDS7,500.

We've had some great reviews in the last month.

Both New Worlds, Old Ways: Speculative Tales from the Caribbean (ed. by Karen Lord) and Madwoman by Shara McCallum received starred reviews in Publishers Weekly. We're very proud indeed!