In this episode enjoy an interview with J Edward Chamberlin, author of the seminal text Come Back to Me My Language - West Indian Poetry, plus readings and conversation from the archives, when Peepal Tree authors gathered at 17 Kings Avenue prior to the inaugural Leeds Lit festival in 2019. Listen out for Roger Robinson talking about his hopes for his then forthcoming collection, A Portable Paradise.
This special extended episode features a round-up by Jeremy Poynting of some of the important books published by Peepal Tree Press in the last decade, Malika Booker in conversation with writer Anton Nimblett, poetry from Unwritten: Caribbean Poems After the First World War edited by Karen McCarthy Woolf, and read by Tanya Shirley, Ishion Hutchinson, Vladimir Lucien and Malika Booker herself, plus an exclusive interview with 2020 T.S.
Poet and presenter Malika Booker talks in depth to Jamaican writer and artist Jacqueline Bishop in this second episode of Peepal Tree Press's literary podcast. Plus Leone Ross reads her short story, 'President Daisy', drawn from her latest book, Come let Us Sing Anyway.
The New Caribbean Voices podcast celebrates the best of Caribbean and Black British literature and culture.
The New Caribbean Voices podcast celebrates the best of Caribbean and Black British literature and culture. Listen to New Caribbean Voices on Spotify, Soundcloud and Apple Podcasts.
