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

A powerful analysis of Anglo-Caribbean feminist thinking drawing on four decades of feminist activism and scholarship

A rare insight into Muslim life in Guyana

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

A collection of speeches from the plays in which this renowned 19th century actor performed, along with extensive commentaries

This Bibliography attempts to provide a record of the evolution of writings in English by those who chose to remain in what was then British Guiana, and their descendants, up to the present generation

This second volume examines the stagnation of the game in colonial Guyana (British Guiana) in the decade and a half before the Great War

This collection of speeches provides an opportunity to benefit from the excellent intellect, research and reasoning that make the author one of the leading contemporary judicial and legal thinkers in the Caribbean

"Performance poetry that is funny, moving, honest and true. Her poems make me feel educated, cultured, alive and loved.” Benjamin Zephaniah

This book challenges men to take responsibility for their actions, especially the men in government throughout the Americas

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

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

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

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

Rituals and Festivals in Trinidad compared with selected counterparts in India, 1990-2014

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

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

A collection of poetry, quotes and art by award winning, London-based poet, artist and activist Zita Holbourne

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.

This collection of reviews examines the growth of the nation over three hundred and fifty years and discusses politics, ethnicity, culture, African slavery, Indian indenture, and fortunes of the two best known Guyanese politicians – Dr Cheddi Jagan and Forbes Burnham

A major study of the social history of cricket in Guyana from 1865 to 1966

... the British-Resident Caribbean Diaspora (Revised and Updated)

A reflection on the social impact of cricket on British Caribbean communities from the arrival of the Empire Windrush

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

This book focuses on the state of football in the Caribbean by examining the obstacles and opportunities that are linked to the growth of the sport

A unique collection of interviews and articles that presents narratives of life in Nottingham from individuals of Jamaican heritage who have contributed to the spirit and life of the city and its surrounding areas from the 1940s to the present day.

A comprehensive assessment of labour recruiting operations in a catchment area from where the great majority of Caribbean East Indians originated

A unique collection of photographs recording a bygone era in Trinidad and Tobago

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

This book sheds light on the history and presence of the hitherto marginalised Indian-Caribbean Test cricketers

An invaluable addition to the existing literature on the Indian diaspora in the Caribbean