An account of the remarkable life and work of a man referred to as the African Saint

The continuing story of the son of cane workers who rose from humble origins to become one of Guyana’s most successful entrepreneurs

This book records twenty-eight West Indians, such as Norman Manley, Learie Constantine, Una Marson and C.L.R. James, who came to Britain before the arrival of the Empire Windrush

This book reflects on patterns of the author’s family and Caribbean migration to Britain, wider perspectives on history, identity, music and politics, and interplay with the 1973 West Indies tour

This autobiography is a vivid insight into the author's love of sport, family life and career in local government; both as a social worker, prominent equality and human rights campaigner and community activist

The remarkable story of a dedicated public servant

An engaging biography exploring the many experiences that have influenced the author's never-ending quest for justice

Carl Wright has engaged with world leaders and political icons over more than fifty years including Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu, Indira Gandhi, Julius Nyerere and Fidel Castro.  In these and many other encounters, he reflects his experiences of, “What it was like to be there”.

The story of a life committed to community, to the struggle for racial equality and to the celebration of Black culture

Drawing upon the author's spiritual experiences, this book shows that prayer is not just a list of wishes, hopes and dreams

A compelling account of one man’s extraordinary life experiences

An engaging look at growing up in Barbados in the 40s and 50s through the lens of one man’s experiences ... part historical text, part ‘coming of age’ story, part Pan-Africanist manual

An essential book for citizens of the modern Caribbean and those interested in Caribbean affairs

A rare insight into Muslim life in Guyana

This book reflects upon the legend, legacy and pioneering endeavours of a truly great Black British football superstar

The story of the pioneers of Britain's Black cosmetics and haircare industry

Lavishly illustrated, pictorial reflection of Kamla’s activities during the first year of her premiership which also chronicles the opening of a new chapter in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

The autobiography of a Jamaican-born community and human rights activist

An insight into the lives of two descendants of Indian indentured immigrants

The daughter of Jamaican parents, but born in England and raised in Jamaica until her teenage years, this is a candid and heartbreaking memoir

This memoir tells a familiar tale of those who dream of returning ‘home’ some day, but whose nostalgic voyage of discovery isn’t always what they hoped it would be.

An engaging account of the least known of the three leading black figures in eighteenth-century England

Jamaica-born Gloria Cameron wanted nothing more than to raise her family and help others, but after years of devoted service, she found herself at the centre of life-changing circumstances

This a journey about friendships and memories, about marriage, companionship and work, an autobiography in prose, verse, paintings and drawings, a travelogue, and an adventure in style

The story of one man's journey from humble beginnings in a Jamaican countryside, through the challenges of migration and settlement in a racialised environment, to the status of a respected, sometimes controversial, community and religious leader, broadcaster, ecumenist, speaker and writer

A portrait of British Guiana, from 1952 to 1956, from an American family’s letters which sheds light on the colony’s push toward nationhood

A biography of Antigua’s greatest calypsonian

From humble origins on a small island in the Caribbean, A.N.R. Robinson rose to become a national, regional and international leader

The personal journal of a young Black woman who followed her dreams from the age of six years old

The first full-length biography of this great Antiguan and Barbudan political leader which concludes with some reflections on the meaning of his successes and failures for postcolonial transformation not only in Antigua and Barbuda but also for the wider Caribbean