The first of three novels on history’s forgotten or too little remembered people

Closer to the Church by Louis Lee Sing

An intimate portrait and picturesque narrative of the reality of Jamaican village life

A tale so bizarre which occurs infrequently as a medical anomaly

A tale so bizarre which occurs infrequently as a medical anomaly

A story based on the struggles of Indigenous Peoples in the fictional country of Kayana, “Land of Many Waters”.

A sparkling, contemporary debut novel that takes the reader on the fresh, vibrant, edgy journey of a young woman looking for love in all the wrong places

Restless, ambitious and heading for the 'Mother Country', Marcus is in search of adventure and purpose

This second volume traces former enslaved Africans after Emancipation. It also reflects on the journeys made to Europe by thousands of men and women who enlisted to fight in the two World Wars and also the first mass migration to Britain on board the Windrush

After the devastating fire of 1948, the people of Castries struggle to rebuild their lives in colonial St Lucia

This is the story of Dante Brookes, a young man growing up in London in the late seventies and early eighties when sound systems ruled the party scene for young, Black British youths of Caribbean heritage

A collection of historical fiction stories of families from India, Guyana and the Caribbean, Mauritius, East Africa and South Africa

A fresh view by West Indian authors themselves that not only examines problems of division in racial, ethnic, class and colour relations in the Anglophone Caribbean, but also reveals the regional resources of imagination and creativity

Anancy uses his dual personality – as a man and a spider – to resist and torment the slave masters, while inspiring and supporting his brothers and sisters to end their enslavement

The e-Kids are off on a thrilling surf-ride across the super-highway to clean up the internet

Set in Trinidad, the unglamorous yet compelling life of a young man blossoms with sumptuous intrigue as he battles head-on with the painful issues of personal prejudices, poverty and love, social interaction and manly awakening

Set in Guyana in 1985, the final and deciding game of dominoes between three rival teams is played out against the backdrop of actual events

A fictional tale of migration and settlement in Britain set against the backdrop of actual events that took place from the late 1940s to the mid-1960s

A contemporary story about love, hate and longing, all sifted through the fallout from the war on terror, and how we drift from each other.

Set in 1843, this work of fiction is a story shared by millions of descendents of indentured Indian labourers

The second volume of hilarious short stories which feature Kelly and her eccentric extended Jamaican family living in the north of England

Written in a light vein, these stories carry subtle yet profound messages, along with several deliciously different recipes

A collection of short stories which takes a whimsical look at life within an extended Black Jamaican family in Britain

An engaging tale that speaks particularly to young readers, while sparking nostalgia in older Caribbean readers as well.

A collection of short stories from Trinidad and Tobago which are filled with surprise, tension, fear, farce and comedy

Fed up with being alone, mixed race, 30-year-old Sarah gives herself one year to find a man... with hilarious consequences!

Written by the author of the bestseller, To Sir, With Love and aimed at the younger reader, this is the tale of the relationship between a young girl and her toy bear

An elusive and often overlooked character in Indian-Guyanese folklore, 'Balgobin' provides a re-introduction to a much-loved character

The story of a young married couple whose lives reflect the continuing dilemmas faced by West Indians in English society in the 50s and 60s

Often humorous and always poignant short stories which provide fascinating snapshots of the Guyanese way of life