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1 Madwoman SHARA MCCALLUM

“These wonderful poems open a world of sensation and memory. But it is a world revealed by language, never just controlled. The voice that guides the action here is openhearted and openminded—a lyric presence that never deserts the subject or the reader. Syntax, craft and cadence add to the gathering music from poem to poem with—to use a beautiful phrase from the book, ‘each note tethering sound to meaning.’” —Eavan Boland

Sometimes haunting and elusive, but ultimately transformative, the poems in Shara McCallum’s latest collection Madwoman chart and intertwine three stages of a woman’s life from childhood to adulthood to motherhood. Rich with the 9781845233396 / 72 pages / £8.99 POETRY complexities that join these states of being, the poems wrestle with the idea of Print / 23 JAN 2017 being girl, woman and mother all at once. McCallum questions how far we form our identities and who and what else might shape those identities for us.

Shara McCallum is the author of four previous books of poetry: The Face of Water: New and Selected Poems, This Strange Land, Song of Thieves, and The Water Between Us. Originally from Jamaica, she lives in Pennsylvania where she is Director of the Stadler Center for Poetry and a Professor of Creative Writing and Literature at Bucknell University.

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The Pain Tree Olive Senior

Winner of the OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature “...her prose prowess is always on exquisite display.” — Publishers Weekly

The Bocas Prize judges commended Senior’s writing for its “command of … every register of Jamaican patwah.” The short stories in this collection, wrote the judges, “hover around a persistent question: What lies just below the skin of everyday life? Lifting the veil — the caul, the face customised to the world’s demands — leads to surprising discoveries about apparently ordinary lives.”

Running through the collection is a sharp eye for the polite cruelty of the middle ISBN: 9781845233488 / 296 pages / £9.99 FICTION, SHORT STORIES classes, and in oblique ways these stories are acutely radical, going to the heart of 6 FEB 2017 Jamaica’s inequalities of class, race and gender. The stories range through time, from the pre-war years to the very recent past, touching on the divisions between the old rural Jamaica and its spirit world and the modern, western-centric tastes of the urban middle class. Whilst most of the stories are set in the everyday world, “Flight” in particular opens the “door to enchantment”, with an ending that makes the hairs on your neck rise. Olive Senior is the prize-winning author of a dozen books of fiction, poetry and non-fiction. Born in Jamaica, she has travelled extensively and has now settled in Toronto. She visits Jamaica frequently and the island and the wider Caribbean remain central to her work. She teaches writing internationally and has read her work and lectured at many international venues over the years. © Caroline Forbes © Caroline

3 Four Taxis Facing North Elizabeth Walcott-Hackshaw

In Trinidad, oil wealth supported the growth of probably the most prosperous and conspicuously consuming middle-class in the Caribbean. But there was a price to pay for the deepened social inequalities that resulted: a deep paranoia rooted in the fear of crime and social upheaval.

The stories in Four Taxis Facing North comprise a beautifully written and finely observed portrait of contemporary Trinidadian society, taking us inside the very human lives of both rich and poor – and their infrequent and often uncomfortable interactions. Without losing faith in human capacity for renewal, they offer few comforting illusions. The title story, in the mode of speculative fiction, envisions a nightmare of future possibilities based on the anarchic realities of the present. ISBN: 9781845233471 / 226 pages / £9.99 FICTION, SHORT STORIES In prose of great clarity and a deeply satisfying exactness, deft characterisation and Print and E-Book / 6 FEB 2017 shapeliness of form, these stories present a moral vision that is both necessary and bracing, prophetic but not preachy.

With an introduction by Lawrence Scott.

Elizabeth Walcott-Hackshaw is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Modern Languages and Linguistics, The University of the West Indies, St Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago. She is the author of a novel, Mrs. B, and several academic works.

4 2017 Spring/Summer New Titles Kingdom of Gravity Nick Makoha

In their narratives these poems relate to the horrors of the civil war that ousted the brutal tyranny of Idi Amin in Uganda, a war of liberation that brought its own barbarous atrocities. In political terms the poems chart the impact of imperialism and neo-colonialism that lay behind those traumas in the life of the nation. In personal terms, the poems are framed between the contrary pulls of attachment and flight, exile and longing. At their heart is an unwavering curiosity about how people behave in extreme situations, and what this reveals about our common human capacities to indulge grandiose visions, betray them, dissemble, seek revenge and kill. There is no presumption of innocence. There may be flight, but there is no standing aside. The narrator can dream (but is it a dream?) of a “dead man/who has been stung by the invisible bee of my bullet”. ISBN: 9781845233334 / 320 pages / £8.99 POETRY 6 March 2017 The care in the making and shaping of the poems bears witness to the evident fact that for Nick Makoha poetry became “This rock […] a sanctuary from which I can repair the ruins”.

Nick Makoha won the Brunel University African Poetry Prize 2015. His pamphlet, Resurrection Man, published in the African Poetry Book Fund’s Seven New Generation African Poets series was awarded the Cave Canem Toi Derricotte and Cornelius Eady prize. He fled Uganda during the civil war to end the Idi Amin dictatorship. He has lived in Kenya, Saudi Arabia and currently resides in London.

5 Collected Poems 1975-2015 John Robert Lee

“John Robert Lee’s Collected Poems 1975-2015 is a testimony to the significance and high quality of contemporary St Lucian literature. His is a voice that has recorded its history, journeyed on its waves, refracted the lucent Caribbean light, its community and the kingdom of God — all with care, lyricism, heart and intelligence. Yet, the yearning in him persists — and that is a hallmark of a fine and committed poet.” — Sudeep Sen, Fractals: New & Selected Poems | Translations 1980-2015 (London Magazine Editions) and The HarperCollins Book of English Poetry (editor)

These poems tell of a continuing journey and reveal a subtly changing voice. They represent a consistent and rewarding attempt to hold together in one space the things that matter. This is seeking first the kingdom of God; maintaining ISBN: 9781845233334 / 212 pages / £10.99 POETRY the community of men and women who incarnate that kingdom and make life Print meaningful; the beauties of St Lucia’s natural world and its rich traditions of folk- 03 April 2017 culture; and the challenges and demands of poetry.

John Robert Lee is one of the group of significant Saint Lucian writers who are the younger contemporaries of Nobel laureate Derek Walcott. Others include McDonald Dixon, Kendel Hippolyte and Jane King. His poems are appear in The Penguin Book of Caribbean Verse, The Oxford Book of Caribbean Verse, Poetry Wales, Small Axe, The Missing Slate and many other places. © Davina Lee © Davina

6 2017 Spring/Summer New Titles Pitch Lake Andre Bagoo

Andre Bagoo’s poems explore the multiple resonances of the title, where pitch signifies both the stickiness of memory – the way the La Brea Pitch Lake is a place where “buried trees [are] born again” – and the idea of scattering: of places and impressions and the effort to hold them in one vision. There are poems that encompass reflections on art; Trinidad as a fallen Eden; Black Lives Matter; visits to Britain and cows “straight out of Hardy”; poems about finding love in a climate of homophobia; and poems written in response to Trinidad’s disappearing fauna and threatened eco-system.

In between the sections of “Pitch” and “Lake”, comes “Black Box”, poems written in response to art works shown at the Caribbean Queer Visualities exhibition in ISBN: 9781845233532 / 72 pages / £8.99 POETRY Belfast, Northern Ireland. 24 April 2017 “Lake”, is a sequence of prose poems, presenting subtly dislocated narratives that, even at their shortest, disrupt the reader’s expectations of where they are heading. In their brevity, these prose pieces offer surfaces, like that of a lake, that invite the reader to wonder what lies underneath but warn that this is not necessarily what is most predictable. Andre Bagoo is a Trinidadian poet and writer. He is the author of Trick Vessels (Shearsman Books, 2012) and BURN (Shearsman Books, 2015) which was longlisted for the 2016 OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature. His poetry has appeared at journals such as Boston Review, Caribbean Review of Books, St Petersburg Review, The Poetry Review and elsewhere. Pitch Lake is his third book. © Marlon James

7 The Hills Were Joyful Together Roger Mais

This is a starkly brutal novel of prophetic rage, first published in 1953, that points to the fact that for the poor and black little had changed since slavery. Surjue, like other characters in his Kingston yard, is struggling for survival when he is persuaded to take part in a robbery by the trickster figure of Flitters. He is arrested, tried and sentenced to the brutal world of a Jamaican colonial prison, though imprisonment describes life both inside and outside jail. Set during the Second World War, Mais catches Jamaica at a point of change as country people flock into Kingston, but few find new beginnings. There is modernity of a kind brought by the Hollywood movies that provide destructive self-images for some of the novel’s characters, and provide Mais with models for

ISBN: 9781845231002 / 320 pages / £12.99 his fast-moving narrative with its powerful mise-en-scenes of yard life and rapid FICTION, CARIBBEAN MODERN CLASSICS 8 MAY 2017 intercutting between episodes. Above all, at a time when the actual homicide rate in Jamaica was very low, Mais writes prophetically about a propensity for violence deeply embedded in Jamaican history, a violence both of the state and those who refuse to accept their poverty and marginalisation. In its graphic violence, The Hills Were Joyful Together powerfully anticipates Marlon James’ A Brief History of Seven Killings. With an introduction by Jeremy Poynting. Roger Mais was the author of three novels, Brother Man followed in 1954 and Black Lightning (also available from Peepal Tree) was published in 1955, the year of his early death. In 1978 he was posthumously awarded the Order of Jamaica.

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Come Let Us Sing Anyway Leone Ross

From headless schoolgirls, to talking food and threesomes, pretty much anything can happen in these weird, luminous and witty short stories. Ranging in form from flash fiction to intense psychological drama, magical realism, horror and erotica, these strange, clever, frank and sometimes very funny stories can be serious too.

Carefully crafted over 15 years, they explore unbounded sexualities, a vision of the fluidity of the person, and an oblique and imaginative take on politics – from the deaths of black people at the hands of the police, to the deep shifts in sensibility that signal the subtle changes in the nature of capitalism and much more.

These stories may tickle, arouse and sometimes shock, but they will unwaveringly ISBN: 9781845233341 / 156 pages / £9.99 FICTION, SHORT STORIES engage both the heart and the mind. Print and E-Book / 5 JUN 2017 Kei Miller writes: “It really is a fantastic read. Ross’s wild imagination is always elegant, pitch perfect and illuminating. These stories take on ourselves as complicated sexual beings and make sense of it. No other writer I know could have written them.”

Leone Ross is the critically acclaimed author of the Orange Prize shortlisted novel, All the Blood Is Red, and Orange Laughter. A novelist, short story writer, editor, lecturer in fiction writing, and former journalist, she was born in England to Scottish and Jamaican parents, and grew up in Jamaica. She lives in London. 9 Everyone Knows I am a Haunting Shivanee Ramlochan

Shivanee Ramlochan’s poems take the reader through a series of imaginative narratives that are at once emotionally familiar and compelling, even as the characters evoked and the happenings they describe are heavily symbolic. Her poems reference the language and structural patterns of the genres of fantasy or speculative fiction, though with her own distinctive features, including the presence of such folkloric Trinidadian figures as the Duenne, those wandering lost spirits whose feet point backwards. Her characters are variously described as “soldier”, “thaumaturge”, “surgeon” and much else, and her speakers live in a Everyone Knows I am a Haunting Shivanee Ramlochan world that is located somewhere between the fantastic and the ordinary, everyday world of school buses, home chores and domesticity.

ISBN: 9781845233631 / 64 pages / £8.99 POETRY In Shivanee Ramlochan’s first collection of poems, Trinidad and Caribbean poetry Print 3 July 2017 finds an exciting new voice, one that displays a sharp intelligence, and iconoclastic spirit and fertility of imagination.

Shivanee Ramlochan is a poet, journalist and critic from Trinidad. She is an alumna of the 2010 Cropper Foundation Residential Workshop for Caribbean Writers. In 2013, she was selected as one of three New Talent Showcase writers at the NGC Bocas Lit Fest. Her poems received the second place prize in the 2014 Small Axe Literary Competition.

10 2017 Spring/Summer New Titles If I Had the Wings Helen Klonaris

Growing up gay in the small Greek-Bahamian community, which feels its traditional culture and religious pieties are under threat, is fraught with constraints and even danger. The main characters in Helen Klonaris’s poetic, inventive and sometimes transgressive collection of short stories confront this reality as part of their lives. Klonaris focuses closely on family relationships, in particular on the difficult and sometimes abusive connections between fathers and daughters. Sharply realised as individuals, her characters are also very much part of the wider changes in Bahamian society, and show the interplay between fear, repression, hypocrisy and resistance in the relations between the state, the churches and the LGBT community. This wonderfully realized collection of stories ranges from the realistic to the

ISBN: 9781845233334 / 320 pages / £8.99 speculative and fantastical. It is rich with metaphors of submersion and flight, FICTION, SHORT STORIES Print and E-Book creatures of the sea and birds of the air, providing threads that tie the stories together 7 August 2017 in a satisfying whole. “Brave, haunting stories that reveal all the frailties and complexities of what it means to be human,and how we tend to condemn what we don’t understand – what we have forgotten about ourselves or fear to embrace...” — Opal Palmer Adisa

Helen Klonaris is a queer Greek-Bahamian writer, teacher and performer who lives between Oakland, California and Nassau, Bahamas.. She is the co-director of the Bahamas Writers Summer Institute, and the founder and director of The Gaulin Project, a migratory creative inquiry program. Widely published in anthologies, this is her first collection of short stories.

11 Curfew Chronicles Jennifer Rahim

In 2011, the Trinidad government declared a state of emergency and an overnight curfew. The SoE, brought in to combat the crime and killings associated with the drugs trade, was meant to last 15 days but lasted four months. This is the background to these chronicles, but not their substance. They are an imaginative response to the undertones of those days. Taking place over 24 hours, Curfew Chronicles brings together, like a Joyce’s Ulysses in miniature, the lives of two dozen characters (including a father and son searching for each other) whose lives intersect in mostly fortuitous but sometimes quite deliberate ways.

From the Minister and his wife, to those targeted by the state; from those in regular jobs, to those who scuffle for a living on or over the edge of the law; from those who speak out, to the hidden hands prepared to silence them: no one is unaffected by the SoE. What makes these stories individually rich (as well as collectively ingenious) is the depth ISBN: 9781845233624 / 208 pages / £9.99 of characterisation. There is Scholar the street-corner prophet, Ragga with his vision of FICTION, SHORT STORIES Print and E-Book better days, Keeper tempted into crime to the distress of his redoubtable partner Maureen, 7 August 2017 Sumintra, the Pentecostal convert struck dumb in prayer, Marcus the assassin whose life is a movie, Amber the security guard and poet and her policeman lover Calvin, eager to retire from clearing up little matters like the “weed” found in the PM’s residence, and many more. Each has a resonant backstory; each is caught at a moment of decision or revelation. As these characters criss-cross Trinidad, Rahim builds an unforgettable world of people in a vividly realised landscape.

Jennifer Rahim is a Trinidadian poet and short story writer. She won a Casa de las Américas Prize 2010, for her poetry collection, Approaching Sabbaths. She is also the author of Ground Level and Between the Fence and the Forest. Her first short story collection, Songster and other stories, was published in 2007.

12 2016 Titles Strange Fruit Kamau Brathwaite

In its title, Strange Fruit refers to the song of a lynching made famous by Billie Holiday and to the malign persecution that drove Kamau Brathwaite from his New York home back to Barbados. But the title also points to the enigma of beauty created out of that experience of cultural lynching, in poems of urgency, elegance, wisdom and brave humour. The collection charts a movement from the pain of poems “written along the v/edge & coast of death”, the despair of sensed erasure and abandonment, of dwindled voice, to moments of revelation. On the way, you hear Brathwaite’s Barbadian nation-voice, his alter-native vision, his creolisms of sound and graphic display, in dialogue with presences of many kinds: icons of survival and resistance such as Louis Armstrong (“teef of sorrow”), Bedward, Mandela, Ogou, and the visiting sparrows who are “messengers of soul”. The urgency comes in the dialogue between a sense of frailty (“the last green slanting ISBN: 9781845233082 / 124 pages / £12.99 curve/ of wind and final bell”) and the urge to recreate the world against the loss of POETRY Print memory, the recognition that “o yes we leave – and soon//but what happens to the turn/ December 2016 of spirits left on their wheel & verge/of final shape. the soft concentric runnels of our labour?” The wisdom comes out of the struggle between acknowledging the pain of loss, and the satisfactions to be found in knowing you have resisted. It is a collection full of beauties of form, phrase and sound, such as in the poem “Sleep Widow” where instead of finding comfort, the poet and loved woman “bull-fight like lock- horm logga-head until the evening pools the grief along our edges/ and cools us to this peace”, the very sounds in the poem fighting their way towards resolution.

Kamau Brathwaite is one of the major voices in the Caribbean literary canon.

13 Wages Paid James Carnegie

First published in 1976, Wages Pa id is a short but powerful novel set on a sugar plantation in Jamaica during the years of slavery. This new Caribbean Modern Classics edition features a scholarly introduction by Thomas Glave.

It is remarkable for its form – brief, separate paragraphs that build up the tensions of the events of one day; the rhythmic, almost ritualistic quality of its language; and its acute sense of the meeting point between outward lives of total constriction and inner mind-worlds in which desires and rationality cannot be suppressed.

In a world where all persons, including the plantation manager, have become commodities, the body becomes the site of struggle and the mind the only organ that cannot be wholly owned. Sex is at the heart of a paradox. Mr Johnson, the owner, commands the bodies of ISBN: 9781845232153 / 128 pages / £8.99 any of the women he wants, to do whatever he wants; he owns enslaved men as studs, and FICTION / CARIBBEAN MODERN CLASSICS Print women as breeders. But it is precisely this connection through sex that provides one of the October 2016 plot motives of the novel, when Mr Johnson suspects he may have caught a dose of the clap from Johnson, the dominant male in the community of the enslaved. There are other goals at work in this “huis clos” world. Mary, the cook, who has created some space for herself through her skills, wants to humble Johnson for the way he has treated her, and then what role will Wiseman, the obeah man, whose assistance is sought by all, play in the day’s unfolding events? Not least for what it has to say about gender in the context of slavery and the construction of masculinity, Wages Pa id was and is a groundbreaking novel.

James Carnegie was born in 1938 and died in 2007. He lived and worked in Jamaica as an educator, historian and sports journalist. Wages Paid won the Casa de las Americas prize in 1976.

14 2016 Titles Fossil Maya Chowdhry

“With astonishing ease, Maya Chowdhry’s poems move beyond the human perspective. They change scale, space, and vision: from orchid seeds in razor dust to an albatross whose elegance challenges aircraft; in history and across time – a simple carrot shows itself in the purple, orange and yellow avatars of its heritage, through Pakistan, Persia, Scotland. The language of these poems is unbearably beautiful and would be so for the sake of its sounds, even to a listener who did not understand it. It is also intelligent, equally at ease with the language of science and the deceptive, descriptive simplicity of riddles. A sense of our species’ ecocidal foolishness and bleak future is balanced by the vivid life of every form – natural life forms and poetic experiments – in this book. This is a book to read many times, one which will continue to grow through the floor of everyday assumptions like an invasion of dandelions breaking up a fort.” — Vahni Capildeo ISBN: 9781845232986 / 38 pages / £6.99 POETRY, INSCRIBE CHAPBOOK Print October 2016 “The poems in Fossil have been waiting millions of years to be born. Maya Chowdhry’s language erupts out of deep time, vital and vivid. This is powerful work.” — Robert Minhinnick

A poet, transmedia writer and activist, Maya’s previous poetry collection is The Seamstress and the Global Garment. She’s also published in many anthologies, including Out of Bounds (Bloodaxe) and magazines such as Ambit. She’s won many accolades for her work, including the Cardiff International Poetry Competition.Tales from the Towpath, commissioned by Manchester Literature Festival, was shortlisted for the 2014 New Media Writing Prize.

15 Speak from Here to There Kwame Dawes and John Kinsella

During 2015 and 2016, two poets from opposite sides of the world exchanged poems in two cycles that were in constant dialogue even as they remained defined and shaped by the details of their own private and public lives.

Kwame Dawes’ base was the flat prairieland of Lincoln, Nebraska, a landscape in which he, a black man, originally from Ghana and Jamaica, felt at once alien and deeply committed to the challenges of finding “home”. John Kinsella’s base was in the violently beautiful landscape of Western Australia, his home ground, thick with memory and the challenge of ecological threat and political ineptitude. In the first cycle, Echoes and Refrains, the poets found a language for this conversation. They were linked by the political and social upheavals in their respective spheres – Dawes contemplating the waves of violence consuming the US and the world, and Kinsella confronting the injustice of the theft of ISBN: 9781845233198 / 242 pages / £9.99 indigenous land and the terrible treatment of refugees and immigrants. These poems chart POETRY Print an unpredictable journey towards friendship. They reflect commonalities – love of family, July 2016 cricket, art, politics, music, and travel – and in poem after poem one senses how each is hungry to hear from the other and to then treat the revelations that arrive as triggers for his own lyric introspection. They stretch one another, and provoke to a poetic honesty that comes with authority and assurance. In the second cycle of poems, Illuminations, locations shift but the concerns remain and are considered in different lights. Speak from Here to There reminds us of how poetry can offer comfort and solace, and how it can ignite the peculiar creative frenzy that enriches us.

Kwame Dawes’ most recent collection is City of Bones (Northwestern University Press) John Kinsella’s latest collection is Wheat: Seleted Poems (Picador) 16 2016 Titles The Marvellous Equations of the Dread Marcia Douglas

Bob Marley is dead. The Emperor Haile Selassie has been brutally murdered. The armed gangs of Kingston are at war and the murder rate soars. The people have lost all trust in self-serving politicians. It is hard to imagine worse times. The Marvellous Equations of the Dread tells the twin stories of Jamaica’s nihilistic violence and its wondrously creative humanity and does truthful justice to both. It takes place in the worlds of the living and in the vivid afterlife of the dead, spanning the Kingston ghettoes, the Emperor’s palace in Addis Ababa and Zion. There is even a fallen angel. At its heart are the human stories of the deaf Leenah who with her mother and daughter writes a powerful woman version of events; the relationship between Fall-down (the street madman and fallen angel) and Delroy the orphaned street-boy, and the meetings in the clock tower at Half Way Tree between Bob Marley, Marcus Garvey and the island’s dead. There is also the ISBN: 9781845233327 / 285 pages / £9.99 enslaved boy who was hung from the silk cotton tree in 1766. The novel sets out to retrieve the FICTION Print and E-Book word at the tip of his tongue. October 2016 Not least of the novel’s marvellous equations are the dread revenants who encourage the living to take responsibility for the future of the nation.

Born in London and growing up in Jamaica, Marcia Douglas is the author of two earlier novels, Madam Fate and Notes from a Writer’s Book of Cures and Spells, and a poetry collection, Electricity Comes to Cocoa Bottom (the latter two both from Peepal Tree). Her work has appeared in journals and anthologies internationally, including The Oxford Book of Caribbean Verse, Kingston Noir and Jubilation! She teaches creative writing and Caribbean literature at the University of Boulder, Colorado,. 17 The Repenters Kevin Jared Hosein

When the infant Jordon Sant is taken to the St Asteria Home for Children after the murder of his parents, he sets out on a journey that is a constant struggle between his best and worst selves. One relationship, with the young nun the children call Mouse, awakens the possibilities of love and hope, but when Mouse abandons her calling and leaves the home, the world thereafter becomes a darker place. Barely a teenager, he runs away from the home to scuffle for a living in the frightening underbelly of Port of Spain. There Jordon reaches the lower depths of both Trinidadian society and himself.

In Jordon Sant, Kevin Jared Hosein creates a narrator who gets under your skin. He takes us into the most dreadful places of human experience, confesses doing seemingly unforgivable things. But though Jordan knows how inescapable circumstance can be, he never denies responsibility for his actions. But can this Dostoyevskian figure save himself? ISBN: 9781845233310 / 170 pages / £9.99 FICTION Print and E-Book The Repenters takes us to places in Trinidad readers will not have been before. In Kevin July 2016 Hosein the Caribbean announces a writer whose work is poetic, Gothic, and deeply transgressive, whose creation of a voice for Jordon Sant is troubling, engrossing and not to be forgotten.

Kevin Jared Hosein won the 2015 Commonwealth Short Story Prize. He was previously shortlisted for the Small Axe Literary Prize and is featured in the 2014 anthology Pepperpot: Best New Stories from the Caribbean. His debut book Littletown Secrets was published in 2013.

18 2016 Titles Tracing Jaja Anthony Kellman

Anthony Kellman has created a warmly human work of historical fiction. Set in Barbados at the end of the 19th century, it is based on historical fact. Kellman locates his narrative between the trace of a satirical folk song, ridiculing the old African king’s affair with his Barbadian servant, and the official records of the illegal kidnapping and exile to the Caribbean of Jubo Jubogha, the King of Opobo, who stood in the way of British imperial interests in the palm-oil rich region of the Niger delta. The novel focuses on the last four months of Jaja’s life and the ironies of his position in Barbados where Whites dominated all aspects of life and race prejudice was nakedly expressed, but where many Black Barbadians were piqued to discover the presence of an African king amongst them. At the heart of the novel is an entirely human drama in which, though his relationship with young Becka brings new life to his battered body and spirit, and the Barbadian landscape

ISBN: 9781845232993 / 156 pages / £8.99 lifts his despair, the king never loses his sense of the injustice done to him or gives up on his FICTION urgent desire to return home. Print and E-Book March 2016 Anthony Kellman writes with subtle psychological insights into a relationship that crosses ages and cultures, and with a poet’s perception of the natural beauties of his own island.

Anthony Kellman was born in Barbados in 1955, educated at Combermere School, at UWI (Cave Hill) and in the USA. A poet, novelist, and musician, his poetic epic of Barbados, Limestone, originates the poetic form of Tuk Verse, based on the rhythms of Tuk, the island’s indigenous music. His novels, The Coral Rooms, The Houses of Alphonso and four collections of poetry, are available from Peepal Tree.

19 Water With Berries George Lamming

Teeton, a Caribbean artist, lives multiple lives in England. One is with a bohemian group of fellow exiles, like his friend Derek the actor who has sunk to playing a corpse on stage, and the musician, Roger Capildeo, a Naipaulian figure who denies the point of any kind of political involvement. Teeton’s other life is as a member of a secret cell planning revolution in the Caribbean island of San Cristobal. There is also Teeton’s curiously filial relationship with “the Dowager”, his English landlady. Thus far, Teeton has kept each aspect of his life separate from one another, but when the time comes to return home, his once separate worlds begin to fuse together with disastrous results. This novel is a powerful study of the impossibility of disentangling British and Caribbean lives, the unacknowledged power of history, the nature of misogyny, and the conflict between the calls of art and revolution. As the title indicates, Water with Berries returns to

ISBN: 9781845231675 / 278 pages / £11.99 Lamming’s deep engagement with Shakespeare’s The Tempest as a model for the intimacy and FICTION, Caribbean Modern Classics complexity of the colonial relationship. Set in the late 1960s, the novel has a notably more Print July 2016 pessimistic view of the pleasures of exile than his earlier book of that name.

With an introduction by J. Dillon Brown.

Born in Barbados in 1927, George Lamming is the author of several of the most important Caribbean

novels of all time, including In the Castle of My Skin (1953), The Emigrants (1954), Of Age and Innocence

(1958)– also available from Peepal Tree, Season of Adventure (1960), and Natives of My Person (1972).

20 2016 Titles Kingston Buttercup Ann-Margaret Lim

“In Kingston Buttercup, her marvellous second book, Ann-Margaret Lim’s fresh, honest, and tenderly-fierce perspective comes through in highly readable lyric poems. These explore a range of locales, from the Taíno hills, cane fields, the Kingston cityscape and the Jamaican countryside. She draws from complex subject matter: plantation diaries, slave narratives, slave sale notices and the poet’s own family’s multi-generational, entwined stories from China, West Africa, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, and Jamaica. In poems that remain rooted in contemporary Jamaica, Lim writes about life as a woman, daughter and mother with empathy, great love and the sometimes urgent, cleansing fyah.” — Loretta Collins Klobah, author of The Twelve-Foot Neon Woman “Ann-Margaret Lim’s lyrical gold transmuted from pain, passion, and a deeply felt historical consciousness mirrors the hardy Kingston buttercup that hides sharp thorns beneath a

ISBN: 9781845233303 / 72 pages / £8.99 seductive golden flower. Her brave and triumphant exploration of home, family, personal and POETRY racial identity through twenty-first century livity will resonate long after closing.” Print September 2016 — Olive Senior, Author of Shell and Over the Roofs of the World

Ann-Margaret Lim lives in Red Hills Jamaica. She has been published in journals, anthologies and her country’s two major newspapers. She has a BA in English Literature and has benefitted from workshops conducted by Wayne Brown, Mervyn Morris and Kwame Dawes and the poetry of such greats as Derek Walcott. Her first collection, The Festival of Wild Orchid, is also available from Peepal Tree.

21 New Worlds, Old Ways: Speculative Tales from the Caribbean edited by Karen Lord

Do not be misled by the ‘speculative’ in the title. Although there may be robots and fantastical creatures, these common symbols are tools to frame the familiar from fresh perspectives.Here you will find the recent past and ongoing present of government and society with curfews, crime and corruption; the universal themes of family with parents and children, growth and death, love and hate; the struggle to thrive when power is capricious and revenge too bittersweet. Here too is the passage of everything – old ways, places, peoples, and ourselves – leaving nothing behind but memories, histories, stories. This anthology speaks to the fragility of our Caribbean home, but reminds the reader that although home may be vulnerable, it is also beautifully resilient. The voice of our literature declares that in spite of disasters, this people and this place shall not be wholly destroyed. Read for delight, then read for depth, and you will not be disappointed. ISBN: 9781845233365 / 145 pages / £7.99 FICTION, short stories / Peekash Press Print July 2016

Edited by Karen Lord, with stories by Tammi-Browne Bannister, Summer Edward, Portia Subran, Brandon O’Brien, Kevin Jared Hosein, Richard B. Lynch, Elizabeth J. Jones, Damion Wilson, Brian Franklin, Ararimeh Aiyejina and H.K. Williams.

Karen Lord is the Barbadian author of Redemption in Indigo, The Best of All Possible Worlds and The Galaxy Game.

22 2016 Titles Kumina Queen Monica Minott

“This is an accomplished and pleasing first collection. Poem after poem make us sit up and think, sometimes smiling at the low-key irony, as we follow the variety of personae and topics. One of the striking areas of interest is the poet’s imaginative projection of the African heritage of Jamaicans, and, in this regard, her subtle use of folk beliefs and idiom.” —Edward Baugh, author of Black Sand: New and Selected Poems “Cultural inheritance is a recurrent feature in this rich collection. The title poem presents a persona “schooled in containment” who wishes to skip over generations keeping her in, and “dance the dance” of an earlier ancestor. Celebrating the range of Jamaican language (English, patois and various combinations), the poems explore “an ache coded / in the bloodline”; they often refer to family and female figures in African Jamaican history or legend (such as Nanny and River Mumma) who have confronted challenges. In various

ISBN: 9781845233174 / 68 pages / £8.99 shapes and voices, many of the pieces also reflect cosmopolitan experience, revising classical POETRY myth (“Penelope to Calypso”), touring foreign cities (including Venice) and viewing Print July 2016 international art. This is an impressive book.”—Mervyn Morris, author of I been there, sort of: New and Selected Poems

Monica Minott is a chartered accountant and poet. She has received two awards in the Jamaican National Book Development Council’s annual literary competitions for book-length collections of her poetry.

23 Collected Poems Victor Questel

Victor D. Questel established himself as one of the finest new Caribbean poets in the 1970s with three collections, all published in his native Trinidad: Score (1972) published jointly with his friend Anson Gonzalez, Near Mourning Ground (1979) and his posthumous Hard Stares (1982). Sadly, Victor Questel died too young at 33 in 1982 – and who knows how his writing would have further developed. What is evident is that his poetry developed rapidly in the ten years between first and last publications, and that he left many fine poems that continue to speak to the present. The poems in this collection move from the orality and bitter punning of Prelude (his section of Score) that deal with the fall-out from the Black Power revolution of 1970; to his sceptical investigations of faith, particularly the family resonances of Spiritual Baptist ritual in Near Mourning Ground, and the severe and stoical poems of Hard Stares that look at himself, domesticity and political corruption. Questel, as Gordon Rohlehr’s exceptional tribute and close reading of the poems shows, was an unsparing observer of his own and his region’s failings. ISBN: 9781845232030 / 298 pages / £12.99 His world is frequently a dark one, but the poems are intense with life and bracingly free from POETRY, Caribbean Modern Classics Print sentimentality or self-pity. His scepticism centred most rigorously on himself as a poet, and August 2016 drove him to the continuing refinement of the language and forms of his verse.

Gordon Rohlehr was Questel’s tutor at the University of the West Indies (St Augustine), mentor and friend. His afterword is a record of the man, the development of the poetry and the times. But it is so much more. For the non-Trinidadian reader, or reader of a later generation, Rohlehr provides a rich account of an era in Trinidad when the poems were written. Questel’s poetry speaks for itself, but the afterword has much to say about the why of the poems. It is also a piece of writing that stands in its own right as a moving record of an intellectual relationship in which, though Rohlehr never speaks about himself, he reveals so much about the subtleties and richness of his own mind and his own scrupulous weighing of the balance between hope and despair.

24 2016 Titles New Day V. S. Reid

On the eve of greater democracy for Jamaicans in 1944, John Campbell looks back. As a boy, he relives his brother Davie’s involvement in the Morant Bay rebellion of 1865. As a young man he recalls Davie’s ill-fated attempt to set up a Utopian commune after Governor Eyre’s savage revenge on Paul Bogle’s supporters. As an old man he reflects on his nephew Garth’s attempts to harness the energy of the working-class uprising of 1938 towards Jamaican self-rule.

First published in 1949, New Day has been read as an historical novel about Morant Bay and the early nationalist movement. Now, nearly 70 years later, what stands out is its acute portrayal of one man’s way of seeing, from the intensity of childhood, to the comfortable self-satisfaction of middle age and old age’s vicarious looking-on. At the heart of what is a more complex and conflicted narrative than has been previously acknowledged is a richly lyrical treatment of the human body and the network of its relations to the natural world, and a tragic awareness of ISBN: 9781845230906 / 360 pages / £13.99 how those connections fade as John Campbell moves from the peasant world of his childhood FICTION, Caribbean Modern Classics Print to manhood in the counting house, managing and profiting from capitalist agricultural June 2016 production.

V.S. Reid saw the making of the Jamaican nation in epic terms – a vision that drew him to create his own poetic version of Jamaican patwa, to celebrate his country’s landscapes, fauna and flora, and to make some very interesting intertextual connections to theAeneid , Paradise Lost and the Bible.

Victor Stafford Reid was born in Kingston Jamaica in 1913. He died in 1987. He was the author of The Leopard, The Jamaicans and four novels for children.

With an introduction by Jeremy Poynting

25 You Have You Father Hard Head Colin Robinson

In poems of generous vulnerability and intimacy, Robinson captures the voice of boys on whose spirits and “hard heads” their mothers live out the memory of their fathers. Robinson’s verse, which is acutely aware of the troubled history of race, politics and identity in Caribbean society, is taut, ironic, and richly evocative of various landscapes and cultures that have shaped him over the years. He manages to sustain a tonal authenticity in these polyvalent poems that make use of both terse epigrammatic forms and longer, expansive narrative forms. Uniquely, and importantly, You Have You Father Hard Head, Colin Robinson’s first collection, breaks new ground in Caribbean poetry as it explores with distinctively Caribbean candour, wit and irony themes of sexual love between men and views of life with HIV. Here is poetry of admirable honesty and acute self-awareness: i have never felt safe in manhood ISBN: 9781845233167 / 68 pages / £8.99 and thirty years since POETRY i last set foot in queens park oval Print July 2016 just below the surface of my grand gesture of godfatherhood is the panic like that day at being discovered as a fake or worse discovered to be faking (“Manhood at the Oval”)

Colin Robinson is a prominent LGBT activist in Trinidad and the USA. He lives in Trinidad and Tobago, to which he has returned twice, from Leeds at age 4, and Brooklyn at age 45.

26 2016 Titles The Bone Readers Jacob Ross Secrets can be buried, but bones can speak...

When Michael (Digger) Digson is recruited into DS Chilman’s new plain clothes squad in the small Caribbean island of Camaho he brings his own mission to discover who amongst a renegade police squad killed his mother in a political demonstration. Sent to London to train in forensics, Digger becomes enmeshed in Chilman’s obsession with a cold case – the disappearance of a young man whose mother is sure he has been murdered. But along with his new skill in forensics, Digger makes rich use of the cultural knowledge he has gained from the Fire Baptist grandmother who brought him up, another kind of reader of bones. And when the enigmatic Miss K. Stanislaus, another of Chilman’s recruits, joins him on the case, Digger finds that his science is more than outmatched by her observational skills. Together, they find themselves dragged into a world of secrets, disappearances and danger that demands every ISBN: 9781845233358 / 270 pages / £9.99 ounce of their brains, persistence and courage to survive. FICTION - CRIME Print and ebook September 2016 “Ross’s characters are always powerfully delineated through brilliant visual descriptions, dialogue that trips off the tongue, and keenly observed behaviour.” The Guardian, Bernardine Evaristo

The Bone Readers is the first novel in a planned Camaho Quartet.

Jacob Ross has been hailed as ‘a writer of formidable technical range and emotional depth’. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature, and Associate Fiction Editor at Peepal Tree Press. He is the author of Song for Simone and A Way to Catch the Dust. His new collection of short stories, Tell No-one About This, follows in the second half of this year.

27 J—, Black Bam and the Masqueraders Garth St Omer

This is the final instalment in a quartet of novels that explores the lives of the small St Lucian middle class in the years around independence. In it the reader re-encounters the brothers, Peter and Paul Breville. Peter, after years abroad, has resumed his marriage with his long abandoned wife Phyllis and is now working as a lecturer in Jamaica. Paul remains in St Lucia, disgraced and sacked from professional employment by his refusal to marry his pregnant girlfriend. He has acquired a reputation for madness, though whether this is a contrived mask or an actual breakdown is left uncertain.

The novel intercuts Paul’s confessional letters to Peter with the narrative of Peter’s relationship with Phyllis, his affairs and descent into despair, drunkenness and domestic violence. In the contrast between Paul’s self-lacerating honesty and Peter’s self-deceptions, St Omer offers a bracingly bleak portrayal of a middle class beset with hypocrisies over race, sexism and class ISBN: 9781845232436 / 136 pages / £8.99 privilege. If sanity is at some level marked by truthful perceptions, he invites us to question FICTION, Caribbean Modern Classics Print which of the brothers is actually sane. January 2016 In this novel, as well as in A Room on the Hill, Shades of Grey and Nor Any Country (all available from Peepal Tree), Garth St Omer, born in St Lucia in 1931, shows that there is no Caribbean novelist who, with greater economy or elegance, better exposes the realities behind the masks people wear or the gaps between postcolonial rhetoric and the actuality of minds that remain deeply colonised. Though first published in 1972, St Omer’s novel has lost none of its uncomfortable truth-telling power.

With an introduction by Jeremy Poynting

28 2016 Titles Take My Word for it Ralph Thompson

Take My Word For It offers rich insights into the long and full life of one of one of Jamaica’s finest poets who has also been at the heart of the island’s economic and commercial development. There are moving and sometimes comic chapters on a pre-war boyhood in colonial Jamaica in a far from prosperous white and Catholic Jamaican family, the years spent at the Jesuit college of Fordham in the USA, and postwar service in the United States Airforce, serving in Japan. Thereafter Ralph Thompson tells the story of a life at the heart of Jamaica’s development of tourism, capitalist modernity and his leadership of Seprod, one of the island’s largest companies. There are fascinating glimpses of involvement with Jamaica’s sharply divided political life – between Michael Manley and Edward Seaga. But along with the businessman who can convey something of the excitement of commercial strategy and take-over bids, there is also the artist and poet who has explored the inner life, not least the position of a white man in a Jamaica discovering its black identity. He writes of his passionate concern with the quality ISBN: 9781845233181 / 228 pages / £13.99 of the education on offer to all Jamaicans, and of practical attempts to make improvements. As MEMOIR Print the loyal supporter of Derek Walcott’s Trinidad Theatre Workshop, who did much to bring that July 2016 theatre to wider notice, he writes about his friendship with Walcott with warmth and insight. Amply illustrated with photographs, images of Thompson’s paintings and extracts from his poetry, Take My Word For It is a beautifully and frankly written record of a significant Jamaican life. Contains 19 illustrations/photographs, 12 in full colour.

Ralph Thompson is the author of The Denting of a Wave, Moving On, View from Mount Diablo and Taking Words for a Walk: New and Selected Poems, all from Peepal Tree.

29 Listing of all books published by Peepal Tree Press

Isbn Author Title Stg Price Pub.date 9781845231569 Abani, Chris Feed Me The Sun: Collected Long Poems 10.99 27/05/2010 Poetry 9781900715843 Aboud, James Lagahoo Poems 7.99 14/10/2004 Poetry 9781900715928 Adisa, Opal Palmer Caribbean Passion 7.99 17/05/2004 Poetry 9781845230425 Adisa Opal Palmer Until Judgement Comes 8.99 05/02/2007 Fiction 9781845231521 Adisa, Opal Palmer Painting Away Regrets 12 .99 25/11/2011 Fiction 9781845230890 Adisa, Palmer & Weir-Soley, D, Eds. Caribbean Erotic 14.99 15/12/2010 Anthology 9781845230449 Adisa, Opal Palmer I Name Me Name 9.99 10/11/2008 Poetry/Memoir 9781845232276 Alleyne, Lauren K Difficult Fruit 8.99 30/06/2014 Poetry 9781900715720 Andwele, Adisa Antiquity 7.99 23/09/2002 Poetry 9781845232207 Antoine-Dunne, Jean, Ed. Interlocking Basins Of A Globe: Essays 17.99 24/07/2013 Nonfiction 9781845232962 Antoni, Robert As Flies To Whatless Boys 12.99 01/10/2015 Fiction 9780948833519 Arthur , Kevyn Alan England And Nowhere 7.99 01/01/1993 Poetry 9781845230104 Arthur, Kevyn Alan Caribbean Treasure: Volume 1 19.99 06/11/2008 Poetry 9781900715027 Arthur, Kevyn Alan View From Belmont 8.99 22/09/1997 Fiction 9781845232023 Augier, Adrian Navel String 8.99 02/01/2013 Fiction 9781845233532 Bagoo, Andre Pitch Lake 8.99 24/04/2017 Poetry 9781845230005 Baldeosingh, Kevin Ten Incarnations Of Adam Avatar, The 10.99 10/06/2005 Fiction 9781845230074 Barber Wood, Gwyneth Garden Of Forgetting, The 7.99 12/09/2005 Poetry 9781900715713 Barry, Angela Endangered Species 8.99 25/03/2003 Fiction 9781845231255 Barry, Angela Goree: Point Of Departure 9.99 27/05/2010 Fiction 9781900715669 Bassnett & Pizarnik Exchanging Lives 7.99 25/03/2003 Fiction 9781845232108 Baugh, Edward Black Sand: New And Selected Poems 8.99 24/07/2013 Poetry 9780948833946 Benjamin, Kallicharan, Eds. They Came In Ships 14.99 27/01/1998 Anthology 9781845230845 Bethel, Marion Bougainvillea Ringplay 7.99 04/11/2009 Poetry 9780948833212 Bhana, Surendra Essays / Indentured Indians In Natal 9.99 01/01/1991 Nonfiction 9781845232931 Bharath, Rhoda Ten Days Executive, The 8.99 17/04/2015 Fiction 9781845233150 Bishop, Jacqueline The Gymnast And Other Positions 12.99 15/12/2015 Fiction/Nonfiction 9781845230326 Bishop, Jacqueline Fauna 7.99 24/07/2006 Poetry 9781845230388 Bishop, Jacqueline Rivers Song, The 8.99 07/08/2007 Fiction 9781845231149 Bishop, Jacqueline Snapshots From Istanbul 7.99 05/08/2009 Poetry 9781900715164 Bisnauth, Dale Settlement Of Indians In Guyana 14.99 05/06/2000 Nonfiction 9780948833724 Bissundyal, Churaumanie Whom The Kiskadees Call 7.99 01/01/1994 Fiction 9781845231583 Bonair-Agard, Roger Gully 8.99 02/09/2010 Poetry 9781845232115 Booker, Malika Pepper Seed 8.99 01/07/2013 Poetry 9781845233082 Brathwaite, Kamau Strange Fruit 12.99 01/05/2016 Poetry 9781845230470 Breiner, Laurence A Black Yeats: Eric Roach 16.99 14/03/2008 Nonfiction 9781900715263 Brown, Stewart, Ed. All Are Involved: Art/Martin Carter 15.99 20/07/2000 Nonfiction 9781900715324 Brown, Stewart Elsewhere 7.99 23/09/1999 Poetry 9781845230531 Brown, Stewart Tourist, Traveller, Troublemaker 16.99 01/10/2008 Nonfiction 9781845230548 Brown, Stewart & Mcdonald, Ian, Eds Bowling Was Superfine, The 21.99 27/02/2012 Anthology 9781845231507 Brown, Wayne On The Coast And Other Poems 8.99 23/11/2010 Poetry/CMC 9781845231538 Brown, Wayne Scent Of The Past, The 14.99 04/05/2011 Fiction

30 9780948833830 Brown. Lloyd W Duppies 7.99 06/03/1996 Poetry 9781845230418 Bryce, Jane Chameleon And Other Stories 7.99 20/03/2007 Fiction 9780948833441 Campbell, Hazel Singerman 8.99 01/01/1992 Fiction 9781845231552 Campbell, Christian Running The Dusk 8.99 29/03/2010 Poetry 9781845231491 Campbell, George First Poems 9.99 27/02/2012 Poetry/CMC 9781845232139 Capildeo, Vahni Utter 8.99 07/10/2013 Poetry 9781845230951 Carew, Jan Black Midas 9.99 01/07/2009 Fiction/CMC 9781845232450 Carew, Jan Episodes In My Life: Autobiography 19.99 01/11/2015 Nonfiction 9781845231101 Carew, Jan Wild Coast, The 8.99 01/07/2009 Fiction/CMC 9781845232153 Carnegie, James Wages Paid 8.99 01/05/2016 Fiction/CMC 9781900715393 Carter, Martin Selected Poems: Martin Carter /bi-lingual 8.99 23/09/1999 Poetry 9780948833595 Chan, Brian Fabula Rasa 8.99 01/01/1994 Poetry 9781845230050 Chan, Brian Gift Of Screws, The 7.99 30/05/2008 Poetry 9781845231439 Chan, Brian Scratches On The Air 8.99 03/02/2010 Fiction 9780948833229 Chan, Brian Thief With Leaf 7.99 01/01/1988 Poetry 9781845231224 Chancy, Myriam J A Loneliness Of Angels, The 12.99 02/02/2010 Fiction 9781900715911 Chancy, Myriam J A Scorpions Claw, The 8.99 12/07/2005 Fiction 9781845230364 Chanderbali, David Indian Indenture In Straits Settlements 14.99 30/05/2008 Nonfiction 9781845232481 Channer, Colin Providential 8.99 13/10/2015 Poetry 9781845231668 Clark C, Austin Survivors Of The Crossing, The 9.99 26/07/2011 Fiction/CMC 9781845231477 Clarke, A C Amongst Thistles And Thorns 8.99 23/11/2010 Fiction/CMC 9781845230883 Coke, Frances-Marie Intersections 7.99 20/09/2009 Poetry 9781845231842 Collins Klobah, Loretta Twelve Foot Neon Woman, The 8.99 27/09/2011 Poetry 9781845231859 Collins, Merle Angel 12.99 26/07/2011 Fiction 9781845232245 Collins, Merle Governor’s Story, The 9.99 26/09/2013 Nonfiction 9781845231798 Collins, Merle Ladies Are Upstairs, The 8.99 04/05/2011 Fiction 9781900715850 Collins, Merle Lady In A Boat 7.99 09/12/2003 Poetry 9781845231620 Corinna Mccleod Mapmaker: Kwame Dawes 17.99 01/05/2016 Nonfiction/NYP 9781845231286 Cox, Juanita, E.d In The Eye Of The Storm: Essays on Edgar Mittelholzer 19.99 20/02/2017 Nonfiction 9781845231729 Craig, Christine All Things Bright & Quadrille For Tiger 9.99 15/12/2010 Poetry 9781845232320 Cumper, Patricia Inner Yardie: Three Plays 9.99 11/04/2014 Drama 9780948833694 Dabydeen, Cyril Berbice Crossing 8.99 18/12/1995 Fiction 9780948833205 Dabydeen, Cyril Dark Swirl 7.99 01/01/1989 Fiction 9780948833571 Dabydeen, Cyril Discussing Columbus 7.99 11/02/1997 Poetry 9781845232443 Dabydeen, Cyril Gods Spider 8.99 01/11/2014 Poetry 9781900715942 Dabydeen, Cyril Imaginary Origins: Selected Poems 9.99 26/01/2005 Poetry 9780948833021 Dabydeen, Cyril Islands Lovelier Than A Vision 7.99 01/01/1986 Poetry/OOP 9780948833199 Dabydeen, Cyril Wizard Swami, The 7.99 01/01/1989 Fiction 9781845230142 Dabydeen, David Disappearance 8.99 16/12/2005 Fiction 9781845230135 Dabydeen, David Intended, The 8.99 22/12/2005 Fiction 9781845230159 Dabydeen David Counting House, The 8.99 22/12/2005 Fiction 9781845232184 Dabydeen, David Johnson’s Dictionary 9.99 10/06/2013 Fiction 9781845230692 Dabydeen, David Our Lady Of Demerara 9.99 25/09/2008 Fiction

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Our sales representatives: UK & Ireland Caribbean trade orders: Hannah Bannister, Peepal Tree Press London & South East Phone: +44 (0) 113 2451703 John Talbot [email protected] [email protected] Caribbean representation: Midlands & North Intermediaamericana James Benson David Williams [email protected] [email protected] Wales & South West Ian Tripp [email protected] Any questions? Hannah Bannister Scotland Hannah Bannister, Peepal Tree Press Don Morrison Phone: +44 (0) 113 2451703 [email protected] [email protected]

Ireland Geoff Bryan [email protected]

Key Accounts & National Retailers Anneberth Lux [email protected] www.peepaltreepress.com

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