Publishing since 1970
UNDER BASIL LEAVES An Anthology of PoemsProduct no.: HP127Debut collection of poems that range over diverse subjects including childhood memories, religion, women's concerns, life and death and the 'man and woman story' |
MOVING VOICES Black Performance PoetryProduct no.: HP063This book traces the African oral tradition, through African American and Caribbean culture, to Black performance poetry in England, and examines the many factors which have shaped this oral poetry. INCLUDES CD |
COOLIE ODYSSEYProduct no.: HP079This collection of poems probes the experience of diaspora, the journeying of peasant labourers from India to the Caribbean then to Britain |
FIGHT A Collection of PoemsProduct no.: HP235The poems within this debut collection aim to inspire the voice within and empower those who feel powerless and have remained silent |
OCTOBER AFTERNOONProduct no.: HP143A collection of poems which are fanciful, teasing and simultaneously sombre |
MEENACHI Fourth Volume of New PoemsProduct no.: HP097The experiences of immigrants from India to Trinidad are among the subjects tackled in this fourth collection of poems |
RIVER DANCER New Poems by Ian McDonaldProduct no.: HP190An important addition to Ian McDonald’s work and a noteworthy contribution to Guyanese/Caribbean poetry |
RAISE UP THE LOW, BRING DOWN THE MIGHTYProduct no.: HP224"Performance poetry that is funny, moving, honest and true. Her poems make me feel educated, cultured, alive and loved.” Benjamin Zephaniah |
TRAVELS WITH A HUSBANDProduct no.: HP211This 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 |
SIGNATURE CULTURES Poems that Awaken ConsciousnessProduct no.: HP154A collection of poems which raise the questions that have remained unanswered for ages |
CULTURAL CONUNDRUMS Poems on Inter-ConnectednessProduct no.: HP180This collection of poems is about seeing the world with different lenses so that ‘different’ is not ‘alien’ |