This wide-ranging collection assembles recent essays on Mittelholzer as a pioneering Caribbean mo...

City of Bones

This collection of pioneering stories of Indian life in Trinidad prints Seepersad Naipaul's 1943 ...

Die the Long Day

Red Moon at Dawn

Before the Rain

Love in a Season of Dying

The Impossibility of Nothingness

Roger Robinson's range is wide: the joys and pains of family life; the ubiquitous presence of rac...

Since its beginnings 33 years ago, Peepal Tree has published around 45 collections of Caribbean s...

The title of 'Wife' is both ironic and deeply serious. There are wittily sharp poems on the gende...

Candid and sensitive, this collection journeys between Africa, Europe, and the Americas as the po...

Combining factual biography with the imaginative structure of the novel, Anthony Joseph gets to t...

Offering a poetic landscape that echoes themes of migration, family, love, and loss, this collect...

This stunning new collection from Nii Ayikwei Parkes features poems which embrace play, love and ...

'Amongst the barks of baboons and rustles of hidden creatures a group of town-dwellers confront t...

The stimulus for these poems is a collection of photographs taken of the poet's father, originall...

Indira Gabriel, recently abandoned by her lover, Solomon, embarks on a project to reinvigorate a ...

Longlisted: When the infant Jordan Sant is taken to the St Asteria Home for Children after the mu...

This substantial collection brings together short stories written over a span of forty years, inc...

Originally published in 1967, An Absence of Ruins is a poignant portrayal of a man shaped by the ...

From early in her life, Kamla is surprised by a contrary inner voice which frequently gainsays th...

Told in two voices, educated Jamaican English and the nation-language of the people, this dramati...

Told through the memories of John Campbell, an old man whose life goes back to the Morant Bay reb...

What begins as a romantic tryst in a tropical setting quickly becomes, in this novel first publis...

Taking its title from a traditional dish of Trinidad and Tobago, this cookbook is at once a cultu...

This compendium of Edgar Mittelholzer's uncollected writings, compiled and edited by Juanita Cox,...

Writing from a place somewhere between Trinidad and Brixton, from a vantage point that is at once...

The first Indian indentured laborers came to the Caribbean more than150 years ago, and their trad...

In a climate-ravaged future, survival demands sacrifice. It is 2084 on Bajacu, where the sun scor...

Ramlochan's poems take the reader through a series of imaginative narratives that are at once emo...

Set in Jamaica in the late 1980s and 1990s, Prophets is a poem of rhythmic and metaphoric inventi...

The stories in this collection move around in time and place, but are linked by the experiences o...

On an inward-looking island dominated by the Catholic Church, John Lestrade mourns both the death...

This novel that echoes the styles of Joseph Conrad and V. S. Naipaul follows a young Guyanese eng...

A brave and pioneering treatment of sexual identity in Caribbean literature, this novel, first pu...

Bending and manipulating the linear narrative structures of conventional fiction, this stark and ...

Presenting some of the most noteworthy pieces from a remarkably influential West Indian poet, thi...

A unique combination of passion and compassion, sensitivity and sensuality, this collection of po...

Filigree typically refers to the finer elements of craftwork, the parts that are subtle; this Fil...

Songs of frustration and defiance from African slaves and displaced Indian laborers are expressed...

Winner of the OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature, The Pain Tree is Olive Senior at her very...

A mesmerizing journey through myth, music, and the magic of storytelling in Trinidad.

From the 1930s through the dawning of a new century, these tender and moving stories underscore l...

The conviction that telling and collecting stories is the most powerful means to revelation is th...

In using an epigraph from the 18th-century poet Christopher Smart, for years incarcerated in the ...

'Reader, my 'library' is not what it sounds', says the columnist Raul Butler-Singh, writing a pie...

Bringing together previously published works and original poems from poet Edward Baugh--one of th...