Curfew Chronicles
Doe Songs
Epiphaneia
Everything Inside
The Twelve-Foot Neon Woman
Theory
White Egrets
The Beast of Kukuyo
The Dark of the Sea
The Protectors Pledge
The Unmarked Girl
A Dark Iris
All Over Again
Children of the Spider
Dancing in the Rain
Daylight Come
Dreams Beyond the Shore
Girlcott
Gone to Drift
Home Home
Inner City Girl
Musical Youth
My Fishy Stepmom
Off Track
The Art of White Roses
A River Called Time
A River Called Time (Canongate/Akashic), the latest novel by Courttia Newland — a British writer with Barbadian roots — is an ambitious speculative fiction offering alternate histories of London through parallel and sometimes dystopian timelines, which intersect in the consciousness of the protagonist. Combining the plot of a thriller with deep delves into physics and […]
Islands at War
Islands at War: Trinidad and Tobago During World War II (Paria Publishing), by historian Bridget Brereton and librarian Karen E. Eccles, is a collection of essays on various aspects of the social and cultural life of T&T during a climactic historical period, with a focus on how women, labour leaders, and literary figures, among others, […]
The Gift of Music and Song
In The Gift of Music and Song: Interviews with Jamaican Women Writers (Peepal Tree Press), Jacqueline Bishop — winner of the 2016 OCM Bocas Prize for Non-Fiction — brings together conversations with eighteen writers, ranging from icons such as Lorna Goodison, Olive Senior, and Velma Pollard to younger voices like Tanya Shirley, Ann-Margaret Lim, and […]
All the Rage
All the Rage (Nightboat), the second collection of poems by Trinidadian-American Rosamond S. King, tacking “state violence, racism, and the persistence of Black desire, resistance, and joy.”
Beginnings, Endings, and Salt
Beginnings, Endings, and Salt: Essays on a Journey through Writing and Literature (Books & Books Press), a new collection of creative non-fiction by Haitian-American Edwidge Danticat.