David Dabydeen and Nana Wilson-Tagoe

This lucid and well-structured introduction to West Indian and Black British literature outlines its history and development, highlights the major themes, and suggesting texts which best illustrate these themes for further reading.

Written by two distinguished scholars of international reputation, it is an invaluable aid to teachers seeking to expand and deepen the literature curriculum.

• 190 x 128 mm
• 192 pages
• Paperback