Macmillan Caribbean Catalogue of General Books by Macmillan Caribbean

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CONTENTS

Food & Drink

Guides

Natural History

History

Photography

General Interest & Reference

Biography & Autobiography

Fiction, Literature & Poetry

Art

Children’s Readers

Teenage Fiction

Children’s Story Books

Children’s Picture Books

Maps & Atlases

Country Specific Titles

Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao The Bahamas Barbados Belize Bermuda British Virgin Islands The Cayman Islands Cuba Dominica Grenada Guyana Jamaica Montserrat Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Martin / Sint Maarten Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad and Tobago The Turks and Caicos Islands

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Title Index

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Author Index

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Cover illustration: ‘Hilltown’ 2004 Shari Erickson www.IslandStudio.com

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FOOD & DRINK

GUIDES TO THE BEST PLACES TO EAT ON THE STREET

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Guides to the Best Places to Eat on the Street Outdoors is a good place to be in the Caribbean. The scenery’s good, the weather is even better. But best of all, outdoors, on the street, is where the really good food comes from. On sidewalks and beaches, under shop awnings or in stalls, balanced with great skill on heads and bicycles, street food is everywhere. No frills, no cutlery and no service charge; this is the food West Indians miss when they’re far from home. If you’re not afraid of missing out on the tourist brochure version (or of getting your hands dirty), here’s a guide to eating your way across the islands.

Caribbean Street Food Barbados Peter Laurie; Photographs by Mike Toy

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Paperback | Colour photographs | 112pp 182 x122mm | 9781405084277

Caribbean Street Food Jamaica Kelly Magnus; Photographs by Varun Baker

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Paperback | Colour photographs | 112pp 182 x 122mm | 9781405084253

Caribbean Street Food Trinidad & Tobago Anu Lakhan; Photographs by Alex Smailes

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Paperback | Colour photographs | 96pp 182 x 122mm | 9781405084260

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WENDY RAHAMUT Curry, Callaloo & Calypso: The Real Taste of Trinidad & Tobago Wendy Rahamut

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Wendy’s latest culinary offering: Curry, Callaloo & Calypso: The Real Taste of Trinidad & Tobago showcases her country’s indigenous foods ‘by way of old and new recipes for present and future generations’. Wendy includes a fascinating brief culinary history showing how Trinidad & Tobago’s Indian, African, European and Chinese population come to be reflected in a cuisine that is ‘bold, explosive in flavour, eclectic and addictive’. The fusion of different culinary influences is matched by the musical fusion of the annual Carnival that ‘unites our people further’ and both are an expression and celebration of the people of the land of Calypso. Hardback | Colour photographs and illustrations 352pp | 264 x 198mm | 9780230038578

Modern Caribbean Cuisine Wendy Rahamut

‘Merely to thumb through the pages of this cookbook is to experience a culinary delight in itself – within minutes the salivary glands begin to flow!’

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Lynette Da Silva, Trinidad Guardian

In Modern Caribbean Cuisine Wendy Rahamut demonstrates the new directions into which Caribbean cooking is now moving. While influences from all over the world have been assimilated an essential integrity remains, and these recipes could have come from nowhere else but the islands of the Caribbean. The result is a celebration on of the Caribbean flavours as they are today. Hardback | Colour photographs | 328pp 264 x 198mm | 9781405026307

Caribbean Flavors Wendy Rahamut

‘This compendium of recipes is a mainstay for any home and should make an ideal gift – if only because of its attractive packaging – not to mention the even more attractive and stupendous wonders in its contents which can delight the palates of all.’ Reynold Bassant, Trinidad Guardian

Here you will find over 150 recipes reflecting the authentic and indigenous foods of the various islands but you will also experience a new type of Caribbean fusion cooking with a brighter, fresher, modern twist. Paperback | Colour photographs | 216pp | 264 x 198mm | 9781405027373

In addition to being a cookbook author, freelance food consultant and food stylist, Wendy Rahamut is also the weekly food writer for the Trinidad Guardian newspaper and is the Editor-in-Chief of Caribbean Gourmet magazine. She owns and operates the Wendy Rahamut School of Cooking, and since 1998 has hosted the longstanding weekly television cooking show entitled Caribbean Flavors. She has appeared on TFN’s (The Food Network, USA) Planet Food ‘Caribbean Episode’.

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FOOD & DRINK An Adventure in Caribbean Cuisine Caribbean Association of Home Economists

‘…a splendid, robust, colourful paperback edition. One of the virtues of the book is the nutrition facts, produced by the Caribbean Food and Nutrition Institute…There’s a lot of chatty, fascinating information in the book too.’ Henry Fraser, Sunday Sun (Barbados)

An Adventure in Caribbean Cuisine presents traditional and original recipes from the widespread and diverse kitchens of the Caribbean’s Association of Home Economists. On show is the variety of ways in which the preparation and combination of the basic ingredients of traditional Caribbean “Creole” cuisine have developed throughout the territories. An Adventure in Caribbean Cuisine gives both background and culinary information. Paperback | Colour photographs | 232pp | 264 x 198mm | 9781405026598

A Taste of Mustique Kevin Snook and Elizabeth Penniman Photography by Sophie Munro With a foreword by Mick Jagger

‘Snook and Penniman have pulled together a book with real soul, depth and passion ... But the true success with any themed or regional cookbook is that recipes must translate back to the home kitchen, which A Taste of Mustique does beautifully.’ Charlotte Courtenay, Maco Magazine

In this beautifully illustrated book, Kevin Snook takes the reader on a trip into the culinary aspects of the Grenadine Islands, focusing on Mustique and presenting the story of the working people that make this island tick. Among some of the island favourites and standards, other dishes have been added which incorporate the unique and special flavours of the Caribbean, and tap into the files of some of the island’s best chefs and residents to bring A Taste of Mu Mustique ustique home for every reader. reader Hardback | Colour photographs | 208pp | 242 x 242mm | 9781405099066

A Taste of Cuba B Beatriz i Llamas Ll González G ál de d Amezúa A ú Illustrated by Ximena Maier

‘A glorious gastronomic tour of Cuba and its culinary history, with easy-to-follow-recipes for authentic dishes, illustrated not only by the expected ‘gorgeous plate’ type of photos, but also by wonderful original illustrations.’ Caribbean Compass

A Taste of Cuba is a gastronomic tour of starters, soups, main dishes, side dishes and desserts using local produce and ingredients that contain mouth-watering spices and flavours so popular in the region. Paperback | Colour photographs and illustrations | 114pp | 245 x 190mm | 9780333976319

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FOOD & DRINK Treasures of My Caribbean Kitchen Anne-Marie Whittaker

A collection of recipes combined with beautiful colour illustrations that is a gastronomic delight for anyone interested in Caribbean cuisine. The author has achieved an authentic home-cooked flavour with her dishes using ingredients that are unique to each country. From Barbados to Guyana, to Jamaica and Grenada, the recipes span the entire Caribbean. Paperback | Colour photographs and illustrations | 216pp | 264 x 198mm | 9780333737798

Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cooking in Guyana SECOND EDITION

Accompanied by colour photographs, this edition will do much to stimulate interest in, and use of, local Guyanese foods and culinary products that home-makers, amateur cooks and chefs will take a delight in preparing and presenting and, in doing so, develop a culinary skill that is unique to Guyana. Paperback | Colour photographs | 368pp | 219 x 240mm | 9781405013130

Cooking the West Indian Way Dalton Babb

To the old favourites, Dalton Babb has added a host of new recipes which attest to the imagination and creativity this famous, self-taught master applies to his culinary art. Paperback | Colour photographs | 128pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333428290

Privilege Cooking in the Caribbean Errol W. Barrow & Kendal A. Lee

Privilege was written by two West Indians from different islands, from different ethnic origins and different backgrounds. Errol Barrow was a politician, a black Barbadian who in the course of a distinguished political career was Prime Minister of Barbados from 1961 to 1976 and from 1986 to his death in 1987. Doctor Kendal Lee, of Chinese origin, was from Trinidad, a man of many cultured interests. This book stands as a legacy of their wish to share their love of the rich diversity of good recipes from the Caribbean with others. Hardback | Colour photographs | 176pp | 248 x 187mm | 9780333461938

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FOOD & DRINK Recipes The Cooking of the Caribbean Islands The 120 recipes contained in this book embrace the cooking traditions and specialities of the mixture of cultures that makes up the West Indian people. Indexes are provided to both Caribbean and English names, as well as a glossary of foods which may be unfamiliar. Plastic comb binding | B/w illustrations | 144pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333400067

Banana Cookbook Reba E. Shepard

What to do with 500 bananas! â&#x20AC;&#x201D; not a dilemma mma that daily confronts most of us, but one which Reba Shepard, her hepard, with he er wide experience of cooking, solved with great success, ccess, as can be e seen in the wonderfully varied range of recipes in this cookbook. his unique cook kbook. Plastic comb binding | B/w illustrations | 96pp | 216 x 138mm mm | 97803334096199

Infusion! Spirited Cooking The Mount Gay Rum 300th Anniversary Recipe Book Paul Yellin

Mount Gay Rum has compiled an anniversary cookbook with a delicious medley of original and exciting recipes for every occasion. These recipes will encourage and help you to experiment with all the products in the Mount Gay Rum range and savour one of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s oldest and finest rums in new and exciting ways. Hardback | Colour photographs | 128pp 242 x 242mm | 9781405017213

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MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN GUIDES

GUIDES

Discover the Caribbean in all its diversity with Macmillan Caribbean Guides – the perfect travelling companions. All of these full-colour guide books are written by authors with an in-depth knowledge of each country and include useful maps of the local area.

All Macmillan Caribbean Guides include sections on: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■

People & History Geography & Landscape Folklore, Customs & Culture Sports & Festivals Agriculture & Industry Flora & Fauna Food & Drink Government & the Economy The Marine Environment Tours & Walks Accommodation & Travel Advice Things to see, places to visit

British Virgin Islands Sheltered Isles of Sea and Sun Claudia Colli Paperback | 160pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405028622

The Cayman Islands An Introduction and Guide Jenny Palmer Paperback | 152pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405077255

Nevis Queen of the Caribees FIFTH EDITION

Joyce Gordon Paperback | 88pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405030083

St Kitts Cradle of the Caribbean FOURTH EDITION

Brian Dyde Paperback | 112pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405066426

St Lucia Helen of the West Indies FOURTH EDITION

Guy Ellis Paperback | 104pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405066457

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NATURAL HISTORY

MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN NATURAL HISTORY

‘Apart from the beauty of the photographs, there is a wealth of information … It will make wonderful reading for visitors to our region, a good reference book for those of us who enjoy the richness, beauty and magnificence of our natural environment, and serve as a good reference for researchers and students.’ Barbara Nelson, The Sunday Gleaner

Macmillan Caribbean Natural History is a series of identification guides providing an ideal source of reference for experts or enthusiastic amateurs who are keen to study the natural history of the flora and fauna of the Caribbean. Illustrated with colour photographs, each book is a handy pocket size to conveniently carry around while studying the plants and animals of the area.

BIRDS & BUTTERFLIES Birds of The Bahamas and Turks & Caicos Islands Bruce Hallett Paperback | Colour photographs | 256pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333937440

Birds of the Eastern Caribbean Peter Evans Paperback | Colour photographs | 168pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333521557

Birds of Trinidad and Tobago SECOND EDITION ]

Richard ffrench and Roger Neckles Paperback | Colour photographs | 136pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333995846

Butterflies of Jamaica Eric Garraway and Audette Bailey Paperback | Colour photographs | 120pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333992555

AND VEGETABLES Flowers of the Caribbean G.W. Lennox & S.A. Seddon Paperback | Colour photographs | 80pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333269688

Flowers of Jamaica Monica Warner Paperback | Colour photographs | 136pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333975237

Fruits and Vegetables of ] the Caribbean

Paperbackk | Colour photographs | 120pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333992555

M.J. Bourne, G.W. Lennox & S.A. Seddon

Paperback | Colour photographs | 64pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333453117

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MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN NATURAL HISTORY

NATURAL HISTORY

FLOWERS, PLANTS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Growing Orchids in the Caribbean Marilyn Light Paperback | Colour photographs | 80pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333632024

Herbal Plants of Jamaica Monica Warner Paperback | Colour photographs | 184pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405065665

Wild Plants of Barbados SECOND EDITION

Sean Carrington Paperback | Colour photographs | 248pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405094078

TREES Fruit Trees of the Caribbean Sandra Hewitt Paperback | Colour photographs | 152pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405018456

Trees of the Caribbean S.A. Seddon & G.W. Lennox Paperback | Colour photographs | 80pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333287934

MARINE LIFE, FISHES, REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS

Fishes of the Caribbean Reefs Ian Took Paperback | Colour photographs | 96pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333269695

Marine Life of the Caribbean SECOND EDITION

Alick Jones & Nancy Sefton Paperback | Colour photographs | 176pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333930489

Reptiles and Amphibians of the Eastern Caribbean Anita Malhotra & Roger Thorpe Paperback | Colour photographs | 144pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333691410

Seashells of the Caribbean Lesley Sutty Paperback | Colour photographs | 112pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333521915

Seashore Life of the Caribbean Alick and Sarah Jones Paperback | Colour photographs | 200pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405007603

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NATURAL HISTORY Caribbean Wild Plants and their Uses Penelope N. Honychurch

This book describes and illustrates some of the wild plants in the Caribbean which are used as remedies for illness or have folklore associations. Knowledge of plants and their uses in the Caribbean originated with the slaves brought from Africa and with the Caribs, the original inhabitants of many of the islands. This book will be of value to tourists with an interest in flora and to botanists, gardeners and schools. Paperback | B/w illustrations | 176pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333409114

Coral Reefs of the Caribbean, The Bahamas and Florida lorida Alfonso Silva Lee & Roger E. Dooley This beautifully illustrated book celebrates the extraordinary marine symbiosis and wonderful diversity of life forms which are sustained by the abundance of coral reefs to be found in the Caribbean. It also highlights the dire environmental consequences which damage to the reefs can bring. An authoritative and easy to use guide to this natural underwater splendour, illustrated throughout with meticulously accurate colour artwork. Paperback | Colour photographs | 80pp | 213 x 138mm | 9780333674024

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HISTORY Imaging the Caribbean Culture and Visual Translation Patricia Mohammed

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In Imaging the Caribbean, Patricia Mohammed takes you through a visual journey of the making of a new world culture. Using over three hundred images of maps, drawings, sketches, paintings and photographs from Haiti, Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados and other Caribbean territories, alongside anthropological, literary and historical texts, she reconstructs the process by which another variegated culture is created out of the broken shards of parent cultures.

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Paperback | Colour photographs & illustrations | 416pp | 237 x 170mm | 9780230012493

In Search of the Buccaneers Anthony Gambrill

‘In Search of the Buccaneers is a great popular history of piracy in the Caribbean in the late 17th century, full of illustrations and atmospheric drawings.’ Toby Clements, The Telegraph

‘If you enjoy a history book that combines well-known and little-known facts, myths and romance, legendary villains and heroes and a dose of historical speculation, In Search of the Buccaneers is sure to bring history to life for you.’ Paddy Dalton, The Sunday Gleaner

Containing 130 illustrations, paintings and maps In Search of the Buccaneers is aimed at readers seeking a popular history of this period of the Caribbean’s unique history and heritage. Hardback | Colour & b/w photographs and illustrations | 264pp 248 x 187mm | 9780333976524

Jamaica in Black and White The David Boxer Collection: Photography in Jamaica c.1840 - c.1920 David Boxer

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This fascinating collection demonstrates that historic photographs can be used as a sharp edged historical tool, to analyze the evolution of what is now one of the most fascinatingly complex and vibrant societies in the world. All the images are drawn from a single private collection, that of Dr David Boxer, Director Emeritus and Chief Curator of the National Gallery of Jamaica. David Boxer, in addition to being an immensely experienced curator, has remained, throughout his career, a practising artist, and he has selected his acquisitions, and compiled the sixteen pictorial sequences presented here, with an artist’s eye. He is also an impassioned student of the sometimes turbulent history of his country, and has not been afraid to venture into areas that some may find controversial. Hardback | B/w photographs | 256pp | 276 x 219mm | 9781405098878

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HISTORY Historic Landmarks of Port of Spain Michael Anthony

‘Trinidadian novelist and historian Michael Anthony introduces us to the colourful, crowded and sometimes crazy history of the capital city of Trinidad & Tobago. His text is well illustrated with photographs and maps … the sum of the parts is a well-rounded picture of a unique Caribbean city.’ Caribbean Compass

In their own silent way the historical landmarks of Port of Spain tell a rich and colourful story of the town from its inception until today. Featuring more than seventy of Port of Spain’s treasured landmarks, from Fort San Andrés to the Twin Towers of the Central Bank, Historic Landmarks of Port of Spain is a fascinating pictorial history of the city. Hardback | Colour photographs | 120pp | 248 x 187mm | 9780333975558

Grenada A History of its People Beverley A. Steele

‘This is a great book, and my recommendation to those looking for something to read is to get it. You will find it easier to read, more stimulating and much more ore fun than those tired old ‘bestsellers’. You will also end nd up with a broad and interesting perspective on the e times in which we now live.’ Chris Doyle, Caribbean Compass

Grenada: A History of its People blends up-to-date e scholarship from primary sources with fascinating g detail of its people and their often turbulent struggle ggle for survival. The author combines her knowledge e and understanding of the island and its people with her considerable narrative skills to produce a highly hly readable, informative and entertaining overview of Grenada’s da’s remarkable history. Paperback | 64 plates | 456pp | 234 x 156mm | 9780333930533

The Story of The Bahamas Paul Albury

As President of The Bahamas Historical Society, Dr Paul Albury’s knowledge of the ancient and historic roots of The Bahamas is second to none. Written in his characteristic vigorous and captivating style, this fascinating story covers the history of The Bahamas from the earliest beginnings to the moment of Independence. Paperback | Colour & b/w photographs and illustrations | 304pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333171325

The Dominica Story A History of the Island Lennox Honychurch

Dominica is unique, not only for its towering mountains and physical rarities, but historically as well. History is interwoven with geography, ecology, folklore and social custom to provide a concise and colourful work which is vital not only to our knowledge of Dominica but to Caribbean history as a whole. Paperback | B/w photographs | 328pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333627761

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HISTORY Nassau’s Historic Landmarks Gail Saunders and Linda M. Huber

Nassau’s Historic Landmarks attempts to capture through photography, the form and beauty of some of the oldest and most architecturally outstanding buildings in Nassau. It briefly traces Nassau’s history from its earliest days of a few humble huts in the 1660s, to the present day. It records many of the historic buildings that are part of the Bahamian heritage, and emphasises the need for the continued conservation and preservation of historic Nassau. Hardback | B/w illustrations and photographs | 112pp | 248 x 187mm | 9780333791844

A Short History of the West Indies FOURTH EDITION J.H. Parry, Philip Sherlock, Anthony Maingot

The most authoritative single-volume study available. This latest edition incorporates events up to the mid-1980s and includes the themes of democratic socialism in Jamaica, the co-operative republic of Guyana, Marxism in Grenada, the independence of the smaller islands, regional co-operation and US involvement, and energy and debt crisis. Paperback | B/w photographs | 352pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333409541

Caribbean Pirates Warren Alleyne

In this fascinating and thoroughly researched account, Warren Alleyne disentangles fact from fiction, cruel reality from popular mythology. He relates the true stories of the leading pirates — ruthless villains rather than colourful adventurers — who operated in the area often referred to as The Spanish Main. In doing so he shows how the popular legend has arisen. Paperback | B/w illustrations | 120pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333405840

Out of the Crowded Vagueness A History of the Islands of St Kitts, Nevis & Anguilla Brian Dyde

‘I ended up devouring this book. I would readily recommend it to anyone who has even the slightest interest in West Indian history. It’s detailed, informative and illuminating…’ Nicola Redway, Caribbean Compass

Out of the Crowded Vagueness records the fascinating history of the islands of St Kitts, Nevis and Anguilla from the first settlement up until the events which in 1980 brought about Anguilla’s resumption of the status of a British Dependent Territory, and three years later led to independence for a fragile federation of St Kitts and Nevis. Paperback | B/w photographs and illustrations | 344pp | 236 x 156mm | 9780333975985

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HISTORY

The Story of Bermuda and her People THIRD EDITION William S. Zuill

The story of the people of Bermuda only begins 400 years ago when the thankful survivors of the Sea Venture staggered ashore to form the basis of the first settlement. This fascinating story, told simply and vividly, is essential reading for Bermudians and provides rare insights for visitors. Paperback | 69 b/w photographs | 280pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333737781

The Paradise Island Story SECOND EDITION Paul Albury Revised by Anne and Jim Lawlor

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;The Paradise Island Story encapsulates some of the most fundamental dilemmas in the development of small islands. Who created Paradise? For whom? And at what economic, ecologic or cultural cost?â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Edward MacDonald, Island Studies Journal

Previously known as Hog Island, this tiny island has been developed over the years into a playground for millionaires and pleasure seekers. Now completely revised twenty years after the publication of the first edition, the story of Paradise Island has been brought completely up to date. Hardback | 120 colour photographs |144pp | 248 x 187mm | 9781405002431

A History of the Turks & Caicos Islands General Editor: Dr Carlton Mills

The Turks & Caicos Islands is an archipelago of half a dozen populated islands and numerous other islets and cays located just to the south of the Bahamas chain of islands. One of the few remaining British Overseas Territories, its history is a patchwork of indigenous settlement, alleged first point of New World contact by Christopher Columbus, colonial rule, the slavery era, and constitutional multi-party government. A History of the Turks & Caicos Islands aims to examine the nature of all these and other aspects of the Turks & Caicos identity. Paperback | B/w photographs & illustrations | 312pp 234 x 156mm | 9781405098946

The Harbour Island Story Anne & Jim Lawlor

The Harbour Island Story is a well-documented, informative and entertaining account of the island which was once second in importance to New Providence within the Bahamian archipelago. The Harbour Island Story is a must for Bahamians, visitors, scholars, students and the general public. Paperback | Colour and b/w illustrations | 320pp | 234 x 156mm | 9780333970515

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UNESCO GENERAL HISTORY OF THE CARIBBEAN

HISTORY

This is the most comprehensive history of the Caribbean ever published. The books have been compiled by teams of historians under the guidance of the International Advisory Scientific Committee of UNESCO. They integrate the historical experience of Caribbean society from the earliest times to the present day. Each volume is organised thematically in order to focus on the societies, cultures and activities of the Caribbean people throughout their history. The six volumes make essential reading for all those concerned with Caribbean studies.

NEW Volume I Autochthonous Societies

Volume IV The Long Nineteenth Century

Editor: Professor Jalil Sued Badillo

Editor: Professor Manual Moreno Fraginals

Volume I relates the history of the origins of the earliest Caribbean peoples, and analyses their various political, social, cultural and economic organizations over time, in and around the Caribbean region. By identifying with a legacy which goes beyond the five hundred years of colonial life, the Caribbean peoples can begin to bind together as a region and claim a rich inheritance from the earliest cultural expressions which emerge in this volume. Paperback | 32pp plates | 464pp | 9780333724538 Hardback | 9780333724521

Volume II New Societies: The Caribbean in the Long Sixteenth Century Editor: Professor Peter Emmer

The subject of this volume is the evolution of Caribbean society through the intrusion of Europeans, and it examines the dramatic changes in politics, society and culture which occurred until 1680. These changes are studied in conjunction with the rapidly dwindling presence of the Amerindians and the increasing numbers of Spanish, English, French and Dutch settlers. Paperback | 16pp plates | 362pp | 9780333724552 Hardback | 9780333724545

Volume III Slave Societies of the Caribbean Editor: Professor Franklin Knight

The slave societies were more than societies with enslaved Africans, so this volume examines the demographic and economic as well as social and cultural aspects of all those communities which resulted from the establishment of the Caribbean slave systems. Paperback | 16 plates | 400pp | 9780333656051 Hardback | 9780333656044

All UNESCO General History of the Caribbean titles are 234 x 156mm.

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Volume IV begins with the initiation of a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;freeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; society after slavery was abolished. Slavery and its destruction form merely a background. It follows that the different parts of the Caribbean region enter the picture effectively only when they leave slavery behind. Then after firmly establishing freedom the story moves naturally to the time of the First World War and the substitution of the United States for the Europeans in the role of overlord. Paperback | 712pp | 9780333724576 Hardback | 9780333724569

Volume V The Caribbean in the Twentieth Century Editor: Professor Bridget Brereton

Volume V provides an account and interpretation of the historical development of the region from around 1930 to the end of the twentieth century. The prevalence and persistence of the plantation, the ubiquity of underemployment, the vulnerability of dependent Caribbean economies, popular and labour protests, decolonisation and neo-colonialism are all considered in this volume. Paperback | 792pp | 9780333724590 Hardback | 9780333724583

Volume VI Methodology and Historiography of the Caribbean Editor: Professor Barry Higman

Volume VI looks at the ways historians have written the history of the region depending on their methods on interpretation and differing styles of communicating their findings. The second half of the volume describes the writing of history in the individual territories. The final part of Volume VI is a full and detailed bibliography which serves not only as a guide to the volume, but also as an invaluable reference for the UNESCO General History of the Caribbean series as a whole. Paperback | 16 plates | 964pp | 9780333724613 Hardback | 9780333724606

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PHOTOGRAPHY

Jamaica in Black and White The David Boxer Collection: Photography in Jamaica c.1840 - c.1920 NEW David Boxer

This fascinating collection demonstrates that historic photographs can be used as a sharp edged historical tool, to analyze the evolution of what is now one of the most fascinatingly complex and vibrant societies in the world. All the images are drawn from a single private collection, that of Dr David Boxer, Director Emeritus and Chief Curator of the National Gallery of Jamaica. David Boxer, in addition to being an immensely experienced curator, has remained, throughout his career, a practising artist, and he has selected his acquisitions, and compiled the sixteen pictorial sequences presented here, with an artist’s eye. He is also an impassioned student of the sometimes mes turbulent history of his country, and has not been afraid to venture into areas thatt some may find controversial. Hardback | B/w photographs | 256pp 276 x 219mm | 9781405098878

Saint Lucia Portrait of an Island SECOND EDITION Jenny Palmer

‘Jenny Palmer has presented to the world the charm and mystique of St Lucia... Whether it’s the historical buildings and sites, the food, flowers or the sulphur springs, it is an excellent collection by someone who seems to have more than a personal interest in the Caribbean.’ bbean.’ Paul H. Williams, The Sunday Gleaner

Saint Lucia truly lives up to its reputation for outstanding beauty and for the friendliness ss of its people. In this delightful book, Jenny Palmer’s superb photography takes us on a tour of the island to capture not only the wonders of the landscape but also the everyday lives of Saint Lucians. This is a book to savour before and during your visit and to take with you when n you have to leave. Hardback | Colour photographs | 208pp | 216 x 252mm | 9780230022263

Bermuda Donald Nausbaum

‘Turquoise harbours, pink beaches, red mailboxes, and ochre-coloured houses with pea-green shutters - Bermuda’s visual refreshments are as welcome to sea-sore eyes as that first Dark ‘n’ Stormy is to a salt-parched throat.’ Caribbean Compass

Bermuda’s isolation has become part of its appeal, yet the influences of Britain and America have become part of its identity and culture. The natural beauty of wide sandy beaches and idyllic parishes is complemented by a thriving economy based on international finance and a history which spans the Atlantic. Combined with an introduction by Madeleine Greey, Donald Nausbaum’s photographs reveal this diversity in all the vibrant colours which fill this tiny nation. Hardback | Colour photographs | 184pp | 216 x 252mm | 9781405094870

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PHOTOGRAPHY The Cayman Islands SECOND EDITION Jenny Palmer

In this stunning portrait of The Cayman Islands, Jenny Palmer’s camera has captured the flavour of the lives of the people in an unaffected and unstaged way. This book also gives readers an opportunity to familiarise themselves with the exotic flora and fauna that exist on the islands,, including the famous national emblem of Cayman, the turtle. Cayman is a truly magical place and Jenny Palmer has provided a memento to treasure of a much-loved part of the Caribbean. Hardbackk | Colour photographs | 272pp | 216 x 252mm | 9781405077248

Aruba, Bo Bonaire & Curaçao Photographs b by Donald Nausbaum Text by Madel Madeleine Greey

From Curaçao’s historical renaissance to Aruba’s endless sandy fun to Bonaire’s this part of the world overflows with unexpected delights and well-finned waters, wa surroundings. Like three sisters, Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao share in engaging surro but are each uniquely endowed. The only thing you can expect is an familial traits b unquenchable thirst for more. Hardbackk | Colour photographs p | 144pp | 216 x 252mm 2mm | 9781405065658

Trinidad & Tobago Photographs by Alex Smailes Introduction by Jeremy Taylor

‘…a beautifully produced and sometimes haunting volume of photographs … rendered somehow extraordinary by the photographer’s act of paying attention, by that coincidence of luck and skill, timing and patience, and curiosity and human feeling that, for short, we call art.’ Nicholas Laughlin, Caribbean Beat This captivating photographic narrative is structured along four major themes of the islands’ existence: the colourful, hot, and heady annual celebration of the carnival; the people and their forging of new identities with which to meet present and future challenges; and the islands’ unique display of land and the water environments, which give rise to an exuberant and exciting flora and fauna in a wide variety of habitats. Hardback | Colour photographs | 216pp | 280 x 280mm | 9781405007498

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PHOTOGRAPHY Barbados An Island Portrait Photographs by Mike Toy Text by Peter Laurie

‘If you ha have ve visit visited Barbados, this book will be a vivid v re reminder of an island unique in n the Caribbean. Ca And if you haven’t b been th there yet, it will provide all the incentive incen ntive yo you need to hop on a plane.’ Caribbean Compass C

Barbados:: An Isla Island Portrait is an extraordinary exploration of the island by the combined com mbined talents of noted English photographer and long-time Barbadian resident Toy and Barbadian writer Peter Laurie. Laurie provides a fascinating insight into the r sident M re Mike To cultural historical forces that have made Barbados and its people unique. Together they provide a cu ultural aand nd histo unique and beautiful guide to the island of Barbados. un u niq i ue an nd beau Hardback Ha Har H aarrd db backk | C ba Colour olour photographs pho | 192pp | 216 x 252mm | 9780333945964

Cuba Portrait of an Island Photographs by Donald Nausbaum Text by Ron Base

‘In Cuba: Portrait of an Island the images are clear and present, the emotions loving and lavish … a fascinating pie of history, politics, personality and life that is hard to beat.’ Mel Cooke, The Gleaner

n island tantalizingly out of reach Cuba is a place that gives the impression of an reach. Afterr the revolution, the Russians moved in and Cuba closed its doors on the world. Nowadays the Russians have gone and the reality of daily life remains much the same as it has since 1959. Donald Nausbaum has produced a unique insight through the lens of his camera into this historic and beautiful part of the Caribbean. Hardback | Colour photographs | 96pp | 216 x 270mm | 9780333959251

Saint Martin / Sint Maarten Portrait of an Island Photographs by Donald Nausbaum Text by Madeleine Greey

Saint Martin / Sint Maarten is situated in the Netherlands Antilles and has both Dutch and French nationality. Donald Nausbaum has travelled all over the island capturing on film the very essence of this unique dual nationality island and, together with Madeleine Greey’s introduction, has produced a coffee table style book that is a memorable souvenir of one of the world’s smallest islands. Hardback | 170+ colour photographs | 192pp | 216 x 252mm | 9781405024723

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PHOTOGRAPHY Caribbean The Islands Donald Nausbaum

‘Nausbaum’s lens reaches beyond the ordinary resort-town glitz and postcard beaches to focus on n local scenes. He adds to each storytelling photo with captions that recount the region’s history and legends.’ Caribbean Travel & Life

The Caribbean is synonymous with golden beaches, palm trees and warm sunshine. However, in this book Donald Nausbaum proves there is so much more as he takes you on a spectacular virtual reality tour of the islands that make up the Caribbean region. Caribbean: The Islands is the ultimate coffee table ble book — to be enjoyed and treasured, not only by those lucky enough to have visited the Caribbean, or even those who live there, but by all who wish to find their very own paradise. Hardback | 145 colour photographs | 148pp | 320 x 240mm | 9780333946145

The Bahamas Portrait of an Archipelago Photographs by Michael A. Toogood Text by Larry Smith

The Bahamas Archipelago totals an area of more than a thousand square miles from Florida to Hispaniola. The hundreds of small islets and cays are divided by wide sandy banks and deep ocean canyons. Mike Toogood has opened a new door onto these islands and his breathtaking photography gives a vivid insight into the places and the lives of the people who live there. Hardback | 130 colour photographs | 128pp | 280 x 228mm | 9780333946589

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MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN A-Zs

Macmillan Caribbean A–Zs are a comprehensive series of reference books that provide an invaluable and entertaining source of information to the countries that comprise the Caribbean region. Highly illustrated and in full-colour throughout, they are a unique ‘one-stop’ resource to the cultural heritage of a fascinating and richly diverse part of the world.

A-Z of Caribbean Heritage Brian Dyde

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A-Z of Caribbean Heritage is intended to complement the individual country books of the Macmillan Caribbean A-Z series. It is designed as a comprehensive and engaging reference guide to the cultural, social, political, economic, geographic, natural and historic heritage of the entire region. In addition to the English-, French-, Spanishand Dutch-speaking West Indies, the book also covers the countries with which these islands have close cultural, economic and historic ties: Guyane, Suriname, Guyana, Belize, the Bahamas, the Turks and Caicos Islands and Bermuda. Paperback | Colour & b/w photographs | 224pp | 264 x 198mm | 9781405068116

A-Z of Bahamas Heritage Michael Craton

Designed as a lively encyclopedia, this includes all the elements that constitute the heritage of modern Bahamians: historical, geographical, economic, political, social and cultural. Compiled by the premier historian of The Bahamas and four years in the making, this sparkling reference book is the distillation of research and analysis spread over half a century. It will interest and profit Bahamians, visitors and armchair travellers alike. Paperback | Colour & b/w photographs | 424pp | 264 x 198mm | 9781405002424

A-Z of Grenada Heritage Angus Martin

‘This belongs in every home in Grenada, Carriacou, Petit Martinique and in all the homes in the Grenadian Diaspora. I can’t seem to negatively critique this book … Martin provides Grenadians and other readers alike with an informative, exciting, entertaining and brilliant book about the nation of Grenada.’ Herman Hall, Everybody’s Magazine

Far more than just being an account of the political history of the island, A–Z of Grenada Heritage provides a fascinating examination of the island, incorporating the varied and frequently ignored aspects of its culture, history, and natural environment. Paperback | Colour & b/w photographs | 296pp | 264 x 198mm | 9780333792520

A-Z of Barbados Heritage SECOND EDITION Sean Carrington, Henry Fraser, John Gilmore & Addinton Forde

‘…this book is a well-prepared and beautifully presented feast table you can return to again and again for information, education or entertainment.’ Caribbean Compass

This revised and updated edition covers every aspect of Barbadian history, geography, culture and society: from flying fish to Gary Sobers; from chattel houses to rum shops and from the Landship to the six native types of lizard. This A–Z aims to be the definitive reference guide to the cultural heritage of Barbados. Paperback | Colour and b/w photographs | 288pp | 264 x 198mm | 9780333920688

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The Barbadian rbadian Rum Shop her Watering Hole The Other NEW SECOND EDITION DITION Peter Laurie

There are about a thousand rum shops in Barbados. The Barbadian Rum Shop has a dual purpose: to document these special watering holes in photographs and to provide an historical and cultural background to a unique Barbadian institution. This second edition is a fascinating and beautifully illustrated guide to a unique Caribbean institution that rum lovers all over the world are sure to enjoy.

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Paperback | 150 colour photographs | 144pp | 219 x 240mm | 9780230027138

Seasons of Dance The Story of Jamaican Dance Theatre Monica DaSilva Foreword by Rex Nettleford

‘Seasons of Dance is a remarkable work, an unprecedented collection of beautiful images dedicated to a single, thinly examined subject that is enriched by a Caribbean photographer’s dedication to craft and to art.’ Mark Lyndersay, The Caribbean Review of Books

Seasons of Dance is a beautifully illustrated record of a unique twenty year journey that photographer Monica DaSilva and her camera had with five of Jamaica’s most prestigious dance companies, providing a unique insight into the diversity of the dance and culture of Jamaica. Hardback | Colour and b/w photographs | 240pp | 270 x 210mm | 9781405074001

Macmillan Caribbean Dive Guides Trinidad & Tobago Solomon Baksh

This comprehensive guide, illustrated with colour photographs, contains a wealth of valuable information, both practical and technical. The names and addresses of the dive centres are listed and for each dive, the depth range and level of experience required is included as well as tips on what to look out for during the actual dive such as exotic tropical fish and coral. Paperback | Colour photographs | 120pp 200 x 150mm | 9781405013369

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A Tapestry of Jamaica The Best of SkyWritings “Open this book at any page. Dive in. Swim around d in the insightful stories about people, sports, music, art, culture, nature, history, places, memories and fashion hion spanning 30 years. This is a book to escape into, one which reminds d what h a wonderful d f l country Jamaica really is…” Michael Reckford, The Sunday Gleaner

An anthology of the best writing, photography and illustration from 30 years’ publishing of Air Jamaica’s in-flight magazine. Informative, entertaining, educative, amusing, stimulating, there’s something here for all tastes, all ages, in this anthology of some 200 articles just bursting with personalities and island colour. Paperback | Colour photographs | 416p | 274 x 210mm | 9781405011891

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BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY

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“I am only too well aware that once Mr Seaga takes his seat, irrespective of the numbers beside and behind him, Her Majesty’s loyal Opposition is alive and well.” The Most Honourable P.J. Patterson

“No political leader in the history of Jamaica has done more to advance the culture of black people than Edward Phillip George Seaga.” Ian Boyne

Edward Seaga is one of Jamaica’s most outstanding politicians of his generation, his autobiography offers a unique insight into the emergence of modern Jamaica, a journey characterized by idealism, conflict and triumph. Edward Phillip George Seaga grew up in Jamaica and graduated from Harvard University in 1952. He served in the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP) Bustamante and Shearer governments in the 1960s as a gifted Minister of Finance. As leader of the JLP from 1974 he served as Prime Minister from 1980-1989 and as Leader of the Opposition from 1974-80 and 1989 until his retirement in January 2005. Since then he has pursued research as Distinguished Fellow at the University of the West Indies, Mona and Pro-Chancellor of the University of Technology. Hardback | B/w photographs | 416pp | 234 x 148mm | 9780230021631

Hardback | B/w photographs | 480pp | 234 x 148mm | 9780230021648

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Caribbean Lives Series Editor: James Ferguson Caribbean Lives is a series of short, readable biographies that reveals the wealth of talent and individuality to have emerged from the region. Written for a general readership, these accessible life histories aim to celebrate some of the Caribbean’s most distinguished personalities and their contribution to the wider world.

Che Guevara Nick Caistor

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‘Che Guevara was the symbol for an age that rarely understood him or appreciated his commitment to social causes yet was quick to invoke the mantra “Che lives.” VERDICT: A readable, interesting, and highly recommended biography for all readers.’ Library Journal

In some ways a vulnerable and enigmatic individual, Che Guevara was nevertheless someone who showed few contradictions between his life and his writing, and his example continues to win admirers among new generations anxious to explore ways of changing their world. In this short, accessible biography Nick Caistor explores the life and ideas of an iconic revolutionary. Paperback | B/w photographs | 184pp | 182 x 122mm | 9780230012509

Jimmy Cliff An Unauthorised Biography David Katz

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One of Jamaica’s most prolific and innovative performers and a recent inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Jimmy Cliff has been hailed as the first true superstar of Jamaican music. With over 25 studio albums to his name, Cliff is the only living musician to hold the Order of Merit for his contributions to Jamaican culture. But the road to international acclaim has not been a straightforward one. Born James Chambers into an underdeveloped country town near Jamaica’s north coast, Cliff has battled poverty, controversy, and prejudice – indeed, his starring role as Ivan in the ground-breaking film The Harder They Come drew on aspects of Jimmy’s own youthful experiences. In this unauthorised biography, David Katz draws on extensive interviews conducted with the artist and his peers, as well as press archives and other sources, to give a unique insight into the maturing of a man, a talent, and a nation. Paperback | B/w photographs | 264pp | 182 x 122mm | 9780230718241

Brian Lara James Fuller

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The most thrilling and controversial cricketer of his generation, Brian Lara is a hero to millions worldwide. This new biography charts the influences that shaped Lara as a child batting prodigy, through an astonishing and turbulent career and onto his post-cricket life as businessman, benefactor and national icon. Sadly for Lara he rose to prominence just as the great West Indies team of the 1980s plateaued and began its downward trajectory. During the ensuing tumultuous decline Lara shouldered the weight of the batting and the hopes of a region, but his bat was not the only thing that bristled. A strong-minded man, his frequent brushes with authority on the best course for progress meant he was seldom out of the headlines. Through in-depth interviews with former international players, coaches, teachers, neighbours, friends and family members, new light is shed on this brilliant but complex man; a true Caribbean hero who still has many chapters to write. Paperback | B/w photographs | 224pp | 182 x 122mm | 9780230715592

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BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY Fidel Castro Hugh O’Shaughnessy

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Caribbean Lives: Fidel Castro provides an invaluable analysis of the impact Fidel Castro has had on his native country, the Caribbean and the wider world. It tells the story of Castro’s early life, the development of his increasing commitment to the armed struggle and his key relationships with his younger brother Raúl and Ernesto “Che” Guevara. The final chapter assesses Castro’s legacy as long established paradigms dissolve in the Hemisphere and the world, where the political, military and financial position of the United States is increasingly under challenge and new power centres, such as China, Brazil and India, are emerging as the pace of transformation quickens in Latin America. Paperback | B/w photographs | 224pp | 182 x 122mm | 9780230732476

Louise Bennett Mervyn Morris

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Poet, commentator, playwright, actress, singer, storyteller and radio professional, Louise Simone Bennett-Coverley, was one of the most influential figures in Jamaican culture. A champion of Jamaican Creole, she was a patriot committed to correcting the colonial legacy of self-contempt and she cleared the way for others by demonstrating that Jamaican Creole could be the medium of significant art. A pioneer in the field of folklore and oral culture, her interest was academic as well as creative. ‘Miss Lou’ presented a long-running show on Jamaican television for children, in which they performed and were reminded of various elements of Jamaican folk culture. She also lectured on drama and folklore for the extramural department of the University College of the West Indies and shared her knowledge of Jamaican folklore and language with many scholars. Paperback | B/w photographs | 264pp | 182 x 122mm | 9780230034976

Bob Marley Garry Steckles

‘If you have never heard or read about Bob Marley, this book is the best place to begin…. For someone like myself who knew Marley personally and has read nearly everything ever written about him, the book makes me feel like I’m reading about Bob Marley for the first time...’ Barbara Makeda Blake Hannah (eminent Rastafarian author, broadcaster and journalist)

One of the twentieth century’s most iconic cultural figures, Bob Marley was responsible for popularising reggae music throughout the world. In this biography Garry Steckles follows Marley’s eventful life through his early days in rural Jamaica, his arrival in Kingston, his first recordings and performances to his spectacular status as an international superstar. A chapter focusing on Marley’s long-term legacy explores what the musician contributed to world music and what the religious believer gave to Rastafarianism. Paperback | B/w photographs | 280pp | 182 x 122mm | 9781405081436

Learie Constantine Peter Mason

Sir Learie Constantine was an extraordinary figure by any yardstick and a man of firsts. One of the greatest and most popular of all West Indian cricketers, he left the game to become, among other things, a barrister, cabinet minister, diplomat, broadcaster, author and journalist. The first black man to enter the House of Lords, he was a tireless campaigner for racial equality and West Indian self-government, whose forthright response to racial discrimination led to a celebrated legal case that laid the foundations for Britain’s first Race Relations Act. Above all, however, he was an immensely popular public figure throughout his life; a man whose easy charm and warm personality won the hearts of countless admirers in walks of life that were far from his humble beginnings in the hills of Trinidad. Paperback | B/w photographs | 224pp | 182 x 122mm | 9781405081733

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FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY

THE ANTHONY C. WINKLER COLLECTION

‘A his work fizzes with an exuberant delight in the speech, manners and customs of the island underclass. And ‘All tthe books tangle frankly - and uproariously - with the taboos of race, colour and class… It’s almost as if P.G. th Wodehouse had strolled into the world of Bob Marley.’ W Boyd Tonkin, The Independent B

This unmissable collection from the acclaimed Jamaican writer, famed for his hilarious, ‘out of order’ writing, T brings together his critically acclaimed classics, as well as his eagerly anticipated new novels and autobiography. b Anthony C C. Winkler was born in Jamaica, and was educated in Jamaica and America. His first novel, The Painted Canoe, was published in Jamaica in 1984. The Lunatic followed in 1987, and Winkler also wrote the screenplay for a highly successful film of this novel. In addition to his autobiography (Trust the Darkness: My Life as a Writer), other works include The Great Yacht Race (1992), Going Home to Teach (1995), The Duppy (1997), Dog War (2006) and Crocodile (2009). In 1999 his original screenplay The Annihilation of Fish, was filmed in Los Angeles. Starring opposite James Earl Jones with Margot Kidder, Lynn Redgrave won Palm Beach Best Actress for her role as Poinsettia.

Trust the Darkness: My Life as a Writer Anthony C. Winkler

‘Much as I enjoyed The Lunatic, one of the funniest books ever written, Tony’s autobiography defines him so distinctly it has become my favourite … It explains his pugnacious personality, his occasional lewdness, his shrewd and tender insight into human behaviour which he evokes with such skill.’ Laura Tanna, The Sunday Gleaner

Anthony C. Winkler has been called “the unrivalled master of comic writing in the West Indies”. Many readers regard his novel The Lunatic as among the funniest books in any language. Teeming with the offbeat occurrences and character types found in his fiction, Trust the Darkness is a supremely entertaining chronicle of a life full of hardships and rewards, one often lived on the very edge of darkness. Hardback | 472pp | 9780230026049

Crocodile Anthony C. Winkler

Crocodile tells the story of Josephine Hemp, a simple but devout Catholic housemaid who feels abused and abandoned by God. To get revenge, she captures a consecrated host which, under the ancient Church doctrine of transubstantiation, is not merely a symbol of the Godhead, but the actual living God miraculously contained in what seems to the unbelieving naked eye a mere wafer. This sprightly fable exploring the incalculable extent to which believers are often driven by their faith, is played out with impeccable logic against the Jamaican countryside. Its resolution will both surprise and delight. Hardback | 288pp | 9781405063739

Dog War Anthony C. Winkler

‘Winkler has a fine ear for patois and dialogue, and a love of language that makes bawdy jokes crackle.’ The New Yorker

‘Winkler’s wit, his ear for dialect and the sublime creation that is Precious add up to one howlingly funny book.’ Publisher’s Weekly

In a highly original take on Jamaican life, Winkler, the Caribbean’s unrivalled master of adult comedy, introduces the estimable Precious, a large-bottomed, meltingly juicy Christian Jamaican woman with unshakeable ideas on the right and proper behaviour for Christian Jamaican women, their husbands, and men and dogs in general. But when her husband dies unexpectedly, Precious finds her ideas on proper behaviour assailed on every side. Obliged to get a job as a dog-maid, Precious is outraged to discover that most improper of all are the attentions of her mistress’s preposterously pampered pet, Riccardo. Hardback | 200pp | 9781405070645

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FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY The Lunatic Anthony C. Winkler

‘The author never relaxes his hilarious examination of the island’s taboos … By far the funniest book I’ve read in a decade, although its ribald atmosphere is sprayed with the pepper-gas of aggressive social satire.’ Bob Shacochis, Washington Post Book World

Aloysius is the village madman, tolerated by neighbours but forced to eke out a living by doing odd jobs while he uses the hospitable woodlands for shelter. He is starved of human companionship; instead he has running conversations with trees and plants. Then love, or a peculiar version of it, comes to Aloysius in the form of a solidly built German lady who has come to Jamaica to photograph the flora and fauna. Her name is Inga Schmidt. But the romantic idyll is bruised when Inga invites a local butcher to join a ménage a trios, and shattered when the trio decides to burgle the house of Busha McIntosh… Paperback | 256pp | 9781405068819

The Duppy Anthony C. Winkler

‘Winkler’s gift for storytelling, his keen ear for the Jamaican language and his unparalleled sense of humour all come through in The Duppy.’ Barbara Nelson, Caribbean Voice

Baps, a Jamaican shopkeeper, drops dead unexpectedly one Saturday morning and finds himself being transported to heaven via a crowded minibus. Everything about heaven that he had been raised to expect and believe, he finds to be utterly and completely wrong. Baps tells the tale of paradise that suspiciously resembles Jamaica in many ways. The Duppy is a fantasy that challenges every preconception about death and the afterlife.

The Painted Canoe

Paperback | 184pp | 9781405068840

Anthony C. Winkler

‘This is one of those rare novels that announces its presence with such modest grace that the size of its ambition and accomplishments steals gently into the consciousness.’ Michael Thelwell, Washington Post Book World

The Painted Canoe is the story of a poor, ugly Jamaican fisherman who falls asleep one night on a fishing trip and wakes up to find his small craft surrounded by the empty horizon with no land in sight. What follows is a heartfelt story of his fight for survival against the sea, in which fate is pitted against fate, irrationality against rationality – all amidst hilarious displays of eccentricity – as Zachariah determinedly battles against the odds for survival.

Going Home to Teach

Paperback | 328pp | 9781405068802

Anthony C. Winkler

‘In Going Home to Teach Winkler’s strength as a writer lies in the vividness of his descriptions, the power of his imagery, and the range of his vocabulary…’ Elaine Reynolds, The Sunday Observer

This autobiographical account of the year Winkler spent at a rural teacher training college flashes back to the Jamaica of the narrator’s childhood. Emerging from the story are the hilariously drawn characters, contrasts between the Jamaican and the American outlook, and the lessons about the perils of superimposing a foreign ideology onto a native culture. Paperback | 328pp | 9781405068833

The Great Yacht Race Anthony C. Winkler

the Anthony C. Winkler Collection titles are 196 x 129mm. ‘Winkler manages to combine mockery with benevolence, accuracy with absurdity and the hard facts of life with a shot of magical humour … this is the work of a master storyteller.’ Susan Knight, The Caribbean Review of Books

Murders, scandals and the pursuit of forbidden pleasures may help to while the time away, but for Montego Bay’s elite in the 1950s nothing is as important as the annual yacht race. Winkler interweaves the lives of five Montegonians, all of whom will eventually compete in the race, with Father Huck, the American priest who miini mini nist ist sterrs ov over er the hem an hem and d ttrrie es hi his be his best st tto o unde unde un d rs rsta tand ta n the nd hem, m, whi hile hile e batttl tlin in ng wi w th h hiss o own w ccon wn on o nfl flic iccts ts.. In sso o do d in ing g Wi W nkkle lerr pr prov ovvid des e us wiith h an affect ctio i na io n te ely ly sat atir iric ir i all, vi ic view e o ew off a pa p ra rano n id no id,, hy hypo pocr po crit crit cr itic ical ic al aand nd d ecccen e tr tric ic ccol ollon o onia ialiliist soc ocie ie etyy, du d ri r ng g the the h twi wilililigh ghtt of gh of its infl flu uen en nce c . Pap ap perb back | 432pp 432 32p pp p | 9788140 40506 506 0 882 8226

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MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN WRITERS

The Macmillan Caribbean Writers series offers a range of writing, not only in novels, novellas and short stories but also in plays and poetry. Importantly, it provides a forum for new literary talent — introducing the work of the next generation of Caribbean writers as well as classic favourites and new work by more established authors. Macmillan commissions Caribbean artists to produce the front cover illustrations, which give the series a distinctive and dynamic appearance.

POETRY Poems by Martin Carter Edited by Stewart Brown & Ian McDonald

As a young socialist in the colony of British Guiana, Martin Carter wrote strong, vigorous poems that connect powerfully with the reader. A committed freedom fighter for his people, “welding my flesh to freedom” with his pen, Carter was known as the Poet of Resistance, and today is recognized as one of the great poets of the region, if not the world. 136pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405069472

Ian McDonald: Selected Poems

SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2009 ROYAL SOCIETY OF LITERATURE ONDAATJE PRIZE

SELECTED IN THE CARIBBEAN REVIEW OF BOOKS 2008 BOOKS OF THE YEAR

Introduction by Edward Baugh

‘McDonald has written fine poems in every period of his adult life ... His great virtues as a poet are his notable narrative skills; a fundamental decency; a habit of respect and compassion; and openness to people, society, and the natural world, which he often renders memorably.’ Mervyn Morris, The Caribbean Review of Books

Ian McDonald is South America’s equivalent of Robert Frost; a poet writing in a young country who, with an open heart and in clean, honest language, has set down its characters and events, its landscape, traditions and myths, for future generations to discover. This selection by Edward Baugh, published for the poet’s seventy-fifth birthday, sets the poems from McDonald’s four collections in chronological order for the first time. 136pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780230028715

NOVELS Alonso and the Drug Baron Evan Jones

‘Jones has crafted a compact tale of an ordinary man of extraordinary capabilities caught up in very extraordinary circumstances, with a liberal dose of humour, a few strokes of sex, wry winks at race and several crucial insights into Jamaica…’ Mel Cooke, The Gleaner

Inoffensive and harmless, Alonso finds himself arrested, kidnapped, shot at, on the run and feigning madness. To cap it all, someone lands a plane on his head. The only way Alonso can hope to return to his pleasantly idle life as nightwatchman is to find out the true facts of Chin Lee’s death and so persuade Authority to exonerate him. 208pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405031752

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FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY

...and the Sirens Still Wail Nancy Burke

‘Nancy Burke’s book is a must-read. Her style is unique and compelling. She writes beautifully and from her heart.’ Barbara Nelson, The Sunday Gleaner

It wasn’t the volcano’s increasingly violent fiery explosions that drove New Yorkers Nancy and Richard out of their beloved Montserrat. It wasn’t the swift, incinerating pyroclastic flows that killed every living thing in their path. It wasn’t even the hot rocks hurtling onto the roof of their house. It was the ash. It was the thick blanket of ash that covered everything. But there were no planes flying and no boats willing to turn Noah’s Ark, until the skipper of the M V Abiding Love came to the rescue. Or did he? 176pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405017039

Brother Man Roger Mais

‘Brother Man is an amazing novel because it foreshadows the coming of age of the Rastafari movement in Jamaica. In so doing, it becomes more than a passion play and achieves the status of classic Caribbean literature.’ Bob Berlinghof, Caribbean Compass

Originally published in 1954 and acclaimed around the world as one of the classics of Caribbean fiction, Brother Man is the tragic story of an honest Rastafarian healer caught up in a web of intrigue and betrayal in Jamaica’s tough West Kingston slums. It’s a story of compelling mythic power that has stood the test of time. 192pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405062961

The Festival of San Joaquin Zee Edgell

‘A very fine addition to the canon of novels from the Caribbean by women and to the literature of the region itself.’ The Caribbean Writer

Luz Marina, jailed for the murder of her violent husband, returns to her home village, hoping to leave the past behind and win back custody of her children. But first she must reckon with the ill-will of her former employer and mother-in-law, the wealthy landowner Doña Catalina, who plots to ruin Luz Marina’s chances of rebuilding her life. This novel, set among the mestizo Spanish communities of rural Belize, gives a sympathetic and moving portrait of peasant life. 192pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780230029910

For Nothing At All Garfield Ellis

‘For Nothing At All, has been rapturously received in Jamaica; this poignant, unsettling book should be read by anyone who wishes to understand this beautiful, bedevilled island.’ Ian Thomson, The Times Literary Supplement

Wesley was the bright one, the one out of all of his friends who was going to do well. But as the years passed the friends grew apart, forced by circumstances along dark paths of corruption and death, devotion or madness, leaving their sunlit dreams in tatters. When Wes graduated with the best results the school had ever seen, he couldn’t get a job. Even so, he seemed like the only one with a chance, not trapped by the system. Until Danny Bruck moved in on him. 184pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405066396

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John Crow’s Devil Marlon James

‘Elements coalesce in a Jamaican stew spicier than jerk chicken. It’s 150-proof literary rum guaranteed to intoxicate and enchant. Highly recommended.’ Library Journal (starred review)

This stunning debut novel tells the story of a biblical struggle in a remote Jamaican village in 1957. With language as taut as classic works by Cormac McCarthy, and a richness reminiscent of early Toni Morrison, Marlon James reveals his unique narrative command that will firmly establish his place as one of today’s freshest, most talented young writers. 232pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780230034884

Molly and the Muslim Stick David Dabydeen

‘…it’s rare to read a novel so ambitious, so tautly written, so able to survey a personal and historical landscape mired in horror and from it to divine otherworldly pathways that hint at the possibility of redemption.’ Sukhdev Sandu, The Telegraph

David Dabydeen’s gentle insistence that only pity can cleanse away the crimes of history, and the magical transformations enacted by his jewelled and sumptuous prose, ensure the reader’s bewitchment throughout this rich and strangely wrought, marvellous tale of human suffering and redemption. 184pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780230028708

Power Game Perry Henzell

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‘A novel which is as essential to understanding Jamaican culture as is Henzell’s celebrated film The Harder They Come … Grows more addictive with each page.’ Chris Salewicz, Face Magazine

A Caribbean Island is up for grabs, and there are five who plan to grab it! MARK BERHARD controls the army, WINSTON BERNARD controls the banks, MICHELLE controls the media, EDDIE controls the cash in the ganja trade and ZACK controls the streets. Each believes that when the crucial moment comes, what they have will give them complete control.

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432pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780230029903

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She’s Gone Kwame Dawes

FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY

2008 HURSTON/WRIGHT LEGACY AWARD WINNER – DEBUT FICTION

‘In summary, it all sounds simple enough, but the detailed intricacy of the plot and Dawes’ sheer writing skill make it anything but ... She’s Gone is a human tale, with all the attendant foibles, much like a song that is never the same as it was recorded in the studio. It may be better, it may be worse. In this case it is better.’ Mel Cook, The Sunday Gleaner

She’s Gone delves into the enigmatic challenge of two virtual strangers trying to negotiate the difference of culture, nationality, class and gender. If it is a love story it is one marked by the harsh realities of human existence revealed in the songs of Bob Marley and the cool sensual intelligence of Milan Kundera. 320pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780230534988

Rum Justice Jolien Harmsen

‘The narrator factors in questions of ‘them’ and ‘us’ - simmering issues of class and race - which come together to provide the makings of an explosive situation, and this superior thriller has a nice feel for some of the subtleties of Caribbean realities.’ Colin Rickard, She Caribbean

The disappearance of local water taxi driver Smiley does not make world news headlines. But when a rich American couple are arrested for his murder and risk receiving the death penalty, the international media jump on the case and diplomats go to work. Can justice prevail in a case where international influence and emotions run so high? 392pp | 196 x 129mm | 9781405099059

The Girl with the Golden Shoes Colin Channer

‘Macmillan Caribbean Writers continues to deliver fictional treasure from the archipelago. This fable-like novella finds a sparky female Candide in Estrella Caribbean ella ... The Caribb bb bea ean an tragi-comedy of class and colour finds a richly eloquent voice in this pin-sharp sharp innocent abroad.’ Boyd Tonkin, The Independent

The Girl with the Golden Shoes tells the story of Estrella Thompson, a 14-year-old forced to fend for herself when she is banished from the isolated fishing village where she has lived all her life. Her crime? Wanting to read and write. Her aim is to get to Europe, which means that she has to get a job – which means that she has to get a pair of shoes… and she’s never worn a pair in her life. 136pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780230028920

The Humming-Bird Tree Ian McDonald

Alan was too young to understand why his parents preferred him to play with the other white boys on the estate. But gradually he learned that if he was going to meet Kaiser and Jaillin, he had to pretend he was going to meet someone else, he had to pretend he didn’t enjoy spending time with his friends, he had to pretend he didn’t mind when he wasn’t allowed to invite them to his party. Sometimes, horribly, the pretending became real, and Alan found himself in betrayal of the friendship that meant so much to him. 200pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405024686

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This Body Tessa McWatt

‘A gem of a contemporary novel taking us on the narrator’s journey of self-discovery. We share the heightened consciousness experienced in a love affair of the past bringing golden moments, pathos and pain into the present. The tone is measured, accepting, purposeful but mysterious.’ Jennie Pink, New Books Magazine

Set in London, Toronto and Guyana, This Body is a rich and moving portrait of great depth and authenticity conveying secrets that usually remain untold — those of desire, loss, identity, and of love lost and found. 344pp | 196 x 129mm | 9781405094061

Trouble Tree John Hill Porter

‘...I found it one of those rare, can’t-put-down, sleep-deferring reads ... I congratulate John Hill Porter and commend Trouble Tree to all Barbadians who value a good story, well told.’ Peter Simmons, Sunday Sun

Who shot Ben Cumberbatch in the head, and why? Who killed his father? Were the two murderous assaults connected? And how did Ben’s Bajan uncle Clarence come to fall off a cliff? Was the fire that razed Glenville House caused by accident - or by arson? Would Ben ever recover his memory and work out why his harmless family was being slowly eliminated, one by one? 336pp | 196 x 129mm | 9781405071055

The Voices of Time Kenrick Mose

‘As much about building as about leaving, about return as about loss, The Voices of Time is a poignant and haunting saga of early twentieth century Trinidad. The funny episodes, the telling details and the complicated emotions of these interlocking lives leave an indelible impression.’ J. Michael Dash, Professor of Caribbean Literature at New York University

In this rich and memorable novel, the twentieth-century history of Trinidad forms the backdrop to an evocative, sometimes harrowing, family saga: the story of three generations of the ill-starred Greenidge clan during their dogged rise from colonial poverty to middle-class affluence. 224pp | 196 x 129mm | 9781405066389

Walking Joanne Haynes

‘This is the work of an exciting emergent Caribbean writer. I look forward to reading more publications from her fluent pen.’ Helen Pyne Timothy, Founding President of Caribbean Women Writers and Scholars

As a child, Jo was disliked. Children teased her, no-one wanted to be her friend.Teenage Josephine wasn’t afraid of anyone, and she had more friends than she knew what to do with. She had discovered her sexual attraction. Her popularity with the boys soared, while her exam grades plummeted. But Jo still wasn’t happy. Not until she found success in creative expression was Josephine able to overcome her subconscious fears and commit to happiness. 200pp | 196 x 129mm | 9781405067812

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SHORT STORIES The Annihilation of Fish and Other Stories Anthony C. Winkler

‘…Winkler’s collection of short fiction landed like a heavyweight comeback…With its dry yet rollicking Jamaican wit, it was not the West Indian humour to which we had become accustomed.’ Anu Lakhan, The Caribbean Review of Books

It was the foul play that caused the annihilation of Fish, when the Devil was shot in the thick of a wrestling match. And there was only one way for the referee to put things right. With another murder. Death stalks the pages in this darkly comical and occasionally tragic collection of stories, which is set partly in Jamaica, partly amongst the Jamaican Diaspora of the United States. 176pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405026390

Chutney Power and Other Stories Willi Chen

SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2007 COMMMONWEALTH WRITERS’ PRIZE BEST BOOK AWARD

‘Chutney Power is a tribute to this writer’s skill in presenting a vivid portrait of a particular communi community …Chen’s beautifully balanced prose rides on the peaks of his Creole words and achieves a kind of lilting splendour.’ Mary Hanna, The Sunday Gleaner

There is no other writer in the Caribbean like Willi Chen. Most of his stories, whether comical or darker in tone, focus on the simple, earthy lives of the poverty-line rural East Indian community, conjuring the smells, textures, sounds and flavours of the Trinidad countryside. 168pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405029735

Fear of Stones and Other Stories Kei Miller

SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2007 COMMMONWEALTH WRITERS’ PRIZE BEST BOOK AWARD

‘His deep compassion for the humble and his whimsical sense of humour di distinguish ti i h hi his writing. ii Miller is a born writer who offers a wide range of experience to his readers, but who is always profoundly Caribbean in his approach and selection of voice.’ Mary Hanna, The Sunday Gleaner

This haunting collection of stories is peopled mainly by rejects of society, sad and lonely souls trying to come to terms with, to survive in, antagonistic circumstances. But love blooms in the most unexpected places, amongst the misfits there are fighters. And for all the hardship there is laughter. 168pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405066372

Under the Perfume Tree Various

‘This fine collection in all its provocative charm will transport you from the numbness of forgetfulness to the bittersweet sensations of our Caribbean realities’ Paul H. Williams, The Sunday Gleaner

Under the Perfume Tree, titled after Proust’s revelation of fragrance as a catalyst for memory, traces West Indian memories back over a span of five hundred years. Each mesmerising story, with its unforgettable cast of characters, opens a window onto the way people from all walks of life have carved out their daily lives to meet the challenges of the region. 328pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405065184

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PLAYS Two Can Play and Other Plays Trevor Rhone

This collection of plays by the most popular playwright in the West Indies features the never previously published BBC-commissioned radio play The Power, along with two frequently-staged favourites from the Rhone canon - Two Can Play and School’s Out. 192pp | 196 x 129mm | 9781405057462

Bellas Gate Boy Trevor Rhone

INCLUDES AN AUDIO-CD READING BY THE AUTHOR

‘Bellas Gate Boy is a frankly funny, witty, informative, and well-constructed piece of work, a great read … this edition comes with a CD of Rhone’s reading of the work which only adds to one’s enjoyment. What you will notice is Rhone’s own inimitable baritone, his careful enunciation, and his pitch-perfect comic timing.’ Lisa Allen-Agostini, The Caribbean Review of Books

Published here for the first time, Bellas Gate Boy is a hilarious, autobiographical account of the late playwright’s drama-filled path from being a ‘country boy’, the youngest of twenty-three children in the rural environment of Bellas Gate, to becoming the pre-eminent Jamaican dramatist of his generation. 56pp | 196 x 129mm | 9781405031165

Champions of the Gayelle You Can Lead A Horse To Water and Other Plays Edited by Judy Stone

This collection includes You Can Lead a Horse to Water by Winston V. Saunders of The Bahamas, Dog by Jamaica’s Dennis Scott, and a Trinidadian play which has been screened around the Caribbean, Godfrey Sealy’s One of Our Sons is Missing. 176pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405025164

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FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY

Hamel the Obeah Man Anonymous (First published in 1827) With a new introduction by Amon Saba Sakana and notes by John Gilmore

While it would appear that this early example of Caribbean fiction is a novel that was intended to prop up the system of slavery and white supremacy in which it is based, the character of Hamel takes on a life of his own, becoming an eloquent critic of the system he so ambiguously defends. And it is Hamel, the Obeah man himself, a highly complex, wise and powerful black man, who keeps the reader (and the other main players in the novel) guessing throughout whose side he is on and has been credited with the first Black Power speech in literature. Paperback | 456pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780333919385

The Locations of George Lamming Edited by Bill Schwarz

George Lamming, one of the towering figures of Caribbean letters, has been a tireless advocate for the full sovereignty of the region for the past half-century. The Locations of George Lamming brings together scholars and critics who present a unique reading of Lamming’s imaginative reach. From a range of disciplinary angles, the contributors explore the historical formations represented by Lamming. By exploring the aesthetic and political components of his extraordinary corpus, they aim to locate Lamming in relation to the histories and predicaments of our times. Paperback | 208pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405067829

Woman Take Two A play in three acts Telcine Turner

Love and greed — these are two elemental passions Telcine Turner deals with in this exciting three-act play. Set in The Bahamas, it tells the tale of a few people forging alliances for themselves — for love and / or money. Suspenseful and intriguing, Woman Take Two provides a glimpse into the darker side of the human character. Paperback | 96pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333637067

The White Witch of Rosehall NEW EDITION Herbert G. de Lisser

‘Nearly 80 years after it was first published in 1928, Herbert de Lisser’s classic tale of murder, mayhem, witchcraft and the slave rebellion of 1831 in Jamaica, The White Witch of Rosehall, still holds an awe-inspiring fascination for readers who enjoy horror stories based (so it’s said) on a true story.’ Anne Hilton, Newsday

Robert Rutherford becomes an overseer at Rosehall, the property of a young widow, Mrs. Palmer, whose three husbands have all died in suspicious circumstances. She takes a violent fancy to Rutherford, who is also embarrassed by the attentions of his housekeeper, Millicent. Millicent defies Mrs. Palmer and threatens her with the powers of an Obeah man. Mrs. Palmer, herself skilled in Obeah magic, puts a spell on the girl, which the Obeah man is powerless to remove. Paperback | 272pp | 196 x 129mm | 9781405085922

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ART

Llewellyn Xavier His Life and Work With an introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith

‘It shows Xavier’s work at its best - inventive, bold, symbolic, richly coloured and textured.’ Polly Pattullo, Caribbean Beat

Llewellyn Xavier: His Life and Work is an in-depth retrospective of St Lucia’s pre-eminent visual artist. The 360 colour plates are complemented by a commentary from the artist himself, an introduction by the eminent art critic and historian Edward Lucie-Smith and a foreword by Lowery Stokes Sims, expert in 20th Century Art and trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Hardback | 360 colour plates | 224pp | 280 x 216mm | 9781405086493

My Jamaica The Paintings of Judy Ann MacMillan With an introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith

My Jamaica features not only a selection of Judy Ann MacMillan’s landscapes, for which she is best known, but also studies of men, women, still life and Rockfield with its sweeping views which is also the place where Judy lives and paints. This unique collection of paintings represents a lifetime’s work by an artist whose detailed observations have captured her beloved Jamaica and preserved it for everyone. Hardback | 36 colour illustrations | 160pp | 280 x 216mm | 9780333997178 333997178

Imaging the Caribbean Culture and Visual Translation Patricia Mohammed

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In Imaging the Caribbean, Patricia Mohammed takes you through a visual journey of the making of a new world culture. Using over three hundred images of maps, drawings, sketches, paintings and photographs otographs from Haiti, Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados and other Caribbean territories, alongside anthropological, literary and historical texts, she reconstructs the process by which another variegated culture is created out of the broken shards of parent cultures. Paperback | Colour photographs throughout 416pp | 237 x 170mm | 9780230012493

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READY, GO

CHILDREN’S READERS

Ready, Go is a collection of stories for very early readers to enjoy at school or at home. The two levels of Ready, Go make the perfect introduction to Hop, Step, Jump.

In these books: Carefully controlled language gives confidence ■ Colour illustrations provide important visual clues ■ Stories focus on experiences relevant to young children ■ Stories are taken from a wide range of cultural backgrounds ■

Go: for readers who are beginning to learn the past and future tenses.

Ready: for new readers who have learned the present tenses.

READY

Mango Tango

Don’t Do That!

Clare M.G. Kemp

Barbara Applin

16pp | 9780333920862

16pp | 9780333920909

The Twins

The Island Hopping Game

Barbara Applin

16pp | 9780333920886

24pp | 9780333920893

What Do You Want To Be?Clare Barbara Applin 16pp | 9780333954492

The Toy Town GameClare Barbara Applin 24pp | 9780333954485

All Ready, Go titles are paperback and 234 x 156mm.

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HOP, STEP, JUMP

A superb collection of books which children will enjoy and want to read again and again. Aimed at children around 6 to 11 years old, Hop, Step, Jump is not a reading scheme, but a set of absorbing, child-centred stories, rhymes, riddles, songs and fact books, collected from diverse sources and excitingly illustrated in a variety of styles. The books are arranged at three language levels: Hop, Step and Jump. The following titles are set in the Caribbean and written by Caribbean authors.

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HOP, STEP, JUMP

HOP

CHILDREN’S READERS

STEP

JUMP

Click! Flash!

Sailing Days

Digger’s Diner

Barbara Applin

Sherry North

Joanne Gail Johnson

24pp | 9780333920770

32pp | 9781405028264

40pp | 9781405024679

The School that Sank

Shauna’s Hurricane

Fisherwoman

Sherry North

Francine Jacobs

Effie Adrienne

pp | 9780333976586 24pp

32pp | 9781405017015

40pp | 9780333741436

Gyp’s Puppies

Jeremia and the Trumpet Man

Sandra Browne

Petronella Breinburg

32pp | 9781405025140

48pp | 9780333920657

Saving Mr Omardeen Judy Stone

Sally’s Way Joanne Gail Johnson

24pp | 9780333776230

40pp | 9780333954508

The Scottish-Island Girl Joanne Gail Johnson

Running for Real Marcia M. Francois

32pp | 9780333920916

40pp | 9780333922347

Carly and the Crabholes Natalie Williams 32pp | 9780333954454

Ninety-nine Potcakes Alice Bain 32pp | 9780333976593

All Hop Hop, Step Step, Jump titles are paperback back and a 234 x 156mm. 156mm

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CHILDREN’S READERS

MACMILLAN CHILDREN’S READERS

This series of readers for children aged 6-12 offers a great mix of fun, cultural and informative fiction and non-fiction titles. The readers reinforce the basic structures and vocabulary found in most primary courses, and can be used as supplementary reading material with any primary course.

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Key features: ■ Each reader has a wordlist or picture dictionary, as well as activity pages at the back of the book

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Children can listen, as well as read, with the accompanying audio CDs

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Fact files and topical fictional stories in the upper levels combine to motivate older children

Where’s Rex?*

LEVEL 1

16pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010109

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Hide and Seek

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16pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230402003

The Frog and the Crocodile

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16pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230402010

LEVELS 1 and 2 Audio CD (containing titles marked*) 9780230028050

Colin’s Colours

Audio CD (containing remaining titles)

16pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057172

9781405081528

Pip the Pirate 16pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057271

Audio CD (containing new titles)

Fantastic Freddy*

9780230407015

16pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010048

LEVEL 3

Eddie’s Exercise* 16pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010062

The Ants’ Party

LEVEL 2 The Fancy Dress Competition

24pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057295

The Unhappy Giant NEW

24pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057301

April Fool’s Day

16pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230402027

24pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405074117

Lunch at the Zoo 16pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230402034

32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010123

20pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057189

Real Monsters*/ The Princess and the Dragon

20pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057264

A Picnic Surprise!*

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Birds*/ The Mysterious Egg

Dom’s Dragon Pat’s Picture

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16pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010086

32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010147

Wild Animals/ A Hungry Visitor 32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230404939

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MACMILLAN CHILDREN’S READERS Where Does Our Rubbish Go?

CHILDREN’S READERS

NEW

32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230404946

LEVEL 4

London*/ A Day in the City 32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010208

Riverboat Bill 24pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057288

Dangerous Weather*/ The Weather Machine

What’s That Noise?

32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010222

24pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057196

New Year’s Eve 24pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405074124

Football Crazy*/ What A Goal! 32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010161

Dogs*/ The Big Show 32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010185

LEVEL 6 Planets/ School Trip to the Moon 32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057240

Machu Picchu/ Through the Fence 32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057257

Incredible Sculptures / A Thief in the Museum NEW

Caves/ The Lucky Accident

32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230404977

32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405074131

The Music Around Us / NEW The Talent Contest

Sharks and Dolphins*/ Dolphin Rescue

32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230404984

32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010246

LEVELS 3 and 4

Gold*/ Pirates Gold 32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9780230010260

Audio CD (containing titles marked*)

LEVELS 5 and 6

9780230028067

Audio CD (containing remaining titles)

Audio CD (containing titles marked*)

9781405057332

9780230028074

LEVEL 5

Audio CD (containing remaining titles)

Penguins/Race to the South Pole

9781405081535

32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057226

Amazing Volcanoes/ The Legend of Batok Volcano 32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405057233

Castles/ King Arthur’s Treasure 32pp | 210 x 155mm | 9781405074148

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TEENAGE FICTION

ISLAND FICTION

Island Fiction Series Editor: Joanne Johnson Island Fiction is a fiction series from Macmillan Caribbean aimed at teenagers. The fast-paced, dynamic stories are all based around fantasy, science-fiction and the legends and folklore of the Caribbean. The young heroes and heroines follow intriguing quests, dice with danger and overcome all manner of evil forces as they attempt to save themselves and those closest to them. Set in the Caribbean in the past, present and future, the Island Fiction books are guaranteed to get teenagers reading and eager for more.

The Chalice Project Lisa Allen-Agostini

‘The Chalice Project has a riveting storyline in a fast-paced plot filled with conflicts about respect for rules and people that every young reader can relate to in a novel.’ Debbie Jacob, Caribbean Beat

Twins, Ada and Evan Brijlal, eat junk food, fight at school and are normal Trinidadian children in every way... or so it seems. Their father Steven, a genius scientist, desperately wants to protect his children from his reckless past. Now the future has caught up with them and Time as we know it may never be the same. 192pp | 9781405098991

Escape from Silk Cotton Forest Francis Escayg

‘That is what I call great writing; but don’t just take my word for it, read the book and you’ll see for yourself.’ Cherian Gordon, Caribbean Compass

Under King Zar’s sincere but timid rule, the Kingdom of Ierie is rife with corruption, on the brink of another war and in need of a true leader. Domino, a rebellious, young Goan who seeks to avenge his mother’s death, stumbles into the role of Hero only to find an even greater destiny awaits him. 192pp | 9781405099004

Legend of the Swan Children Maureen Marks-Mendonca

‘Mendonca has beautiful, elegant language reminiscent of good magical realism. The imagery is spectacular and the story is very inviting.’ Debbie Jacobs, Trinidad & Tobago Guardian

Alex Springfeather has special powers, but he can’t stop his world from crumbling. His mother vanishes without a trace, he loses his home, and his life is in danger. On the run with his silver panman, Alex is plunged into an extraordinary adventure. Somewhere in the rainforests of South America lies the answer to a riddle that could save his mother… 192pp | 9781405099011

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ISLAND FICTION

TEENAGE FICTION

Time Swimmer Gerald Hausman

‘The book is fun to read, but it also raises engaging questions for discussion in a way that respects the ability of the young to think quite deeply when stimulated by questions that take them seriously.’ Judith McCue, The Great Books Foundation

Time Swimmer is the story of a young Jamaican, Luke, who befriends an ancient storytelling sea turtle, Odysseus. Together they travel through Caribbean time, righting wrongs and saving lives. The novel is full of spiders that are men and lizards that are gods. All mixed together in a pepperpot stew of fantastic spice that blends fiery history with delectable fantasy. 192pp | 9781405098984

Night of the Indigo Michael Holgate

‘Nice first outing for Holgate and a must read for anyone who enjoys a break from the ordinary.’ Dorsette Blackwood, Reggae News Agency

Marassa, a 15 year old Jamaican boy is catapulted into a wondrous world of Natural Mysticism. His twin brother Wico is dying and no doctor on earth can save him. If he accepts his responsibility as a Marshal or “Warrior of Light” he can rescue his brother from the clutches of death. But first he must make a spine-tingling journey, confront the challenges of mind and spirit and meet the beautiful and exotic princess Ayoka. 224pp | 9780230030732

Delroy in the Marog Kingdon Billy Elm

‘Delroy in the Marog Kingdom is worth more than one read – it is exciting, captivating and dramatic.’ Cherian Gordon, Caribbean Compass

“If you look into River Mumma’s eyes, something terrible going happen to you!” Too late, Delroy remembers his mother’s warning. Is drowning his fate or is something worse in store? Slogging through underground caves and tunnels, faced with insurmountable obstacles, Delroy is tempted to give up and wonders whether he will ever return to his former life. 184pp | 9780230034983

All Island Fiction titles are paperback and 196 x 129mm.

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CHILDREN’S STORY BOOKS

THE C. EVERARD PALMER COLLECTION

C Everard Palmer was born in Kendal in the Jamaican parish of C. Hanover. He had his early education in the rural community after which he attended Mico Teachers’ College in Kingston. He worked w aas a journalist with the Gleaner Company before starting a career aas an author. All his stories so far have been inspired by the memories A of his childhood, and though the people and incidents are o imagined im magiined d tthey hey co could uld ld ea easily have been real. These popular works of junior fiction are all exciting stories of life in rural Jamaica, told with warmth, affection and insight.

My Father, Sun-Sun Johnson This book combines an irresistible gaiety of style with a sensitive understanding of the relationship between father and son. 112pp | 184 x 123mm | 9780333385395

Full Circle

The Rami Johnson Story

‘Full Circle is a colourful Jamaican pro-independence story which captures the essence of the many typical rural characters – their strengths, weaknesses and their humanity.’ Franklene Frater, The Sunday Gleaner

This sequel to My Father, Sun-Sun Johnson is the life affirming story of how Rami Johnson overcomes tragedy to rebuild his home and his life and restores his family’s fortune. 144pp | 186 x 124mm | 9780333996485

A Time To Say Goodbye ’Palmer writes lovingly of the Jamaican countryside, its people and their peculiarities.’ Barbara Nelson, The Sunday Gleaner

This is the last book in the trilogy of the Johnson saga. Jake has long left Kendal, but he returns - in a way. 120pp | 186 x 124mm | 9781405075398

Big Doc Bitteroot The sun seems to generate an energy and a capacity for fun in the people of Kendal, so that even the smallest event is a happening to be relished and remembered. 160pp | 184 x 124mm | 9780333583166

The Cloud with the Silver Lining Warmth and colour fill this lovely story of life in the Jamaican countryside before the days of electricity. Laszlo Ac’s sensitive and lively drawings add to the pleasure of this book. 160pp | 184 x 123mm | 9780333444399

A Cow Called Boy A touching story of Josh’s fight to save his hand-reared bull-calf, Boy, from the butcher’s greedy hands. 112pp | 184 x 123mm | 9780333397831

The Sun Salutes You In spite of the tension inherent in the plot, The Sun Salutes You shows the same gaiety and zest that characterise all Palmer’s stories. 144pp | 184 x 124mm | 9780333368381

Baba and Mr Big This story is funny, exciting — and keeps us guessing until the end. 96pp | 184 x 124mm | 9780333583173

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CHILDREN’S STORY BOOKS

Treasure House Caribbean Anthologies Compiled and Edited by Veronica Simon and Barbara Applin Treasure House is a series of illustrated anthologies for young readers, with stories and poems from all over the Caribbean. Separate forewords are addressed respectively to the young readers, to teachers and to parents. Each story or poem is followed by questions, activities and discussion points, one to consider before the reading and others to follow after, perhaps with friends or in class groups.

Treasure House 1 (8-10 year olds) Paperback | B/w illustrations | 168pp 196 x 129mm | 9781405030946

Treasure House 2 (10-12 year olds) Paperback | B/w illustrations | 248pp 196 x 129mm | 9781405027342

Caribbean Folk Tales & Fantasies Michael Anthony

Caribbean Folk Tales & Fantasies is a collection of folk and fantasy stories told in a delightfully charming way that will enthrall generations young and old. Illustrations accompany each story to give this compilation an added appeal to readers of all ages. Paperback | B/w illustrations | 104pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405028967

Legend of the St Ann’s Flood Debbie Jacob

No one ever knew the cause of the deadly flood that hit St Ann’s, Trinidad - no one, that is, until a frightened boy named Jabari came stumbling out of the St Ann’s hills with a legend given to him by Papa Bois, the king of the forest. Paperback | 120pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405028288

Tarik and the Island of Adventure Lee Kessell

‘A book that is compelling, imaginative and beautifully written could have no better name than Tarik and the Island of Adventure.’ Cherian Gordon (Fourth form student, Bequia Community High School), Caribbean Compass

Tarik’s computer is sucking him into a threatening world. It is determined to win the game against him. He must discover how to stop it winning … or he, his sister Penelope and his best friend Eddy could lose their lives. Paperback | B/w illustrations | 216pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405028271

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Backfire A Collection of Caribbean Short Stories Compiled and edited by Undine & Neville Giuseppi

This collection of seventeen Caribbean short stories embraces both the old and the new of West Indian writing from the 1930s to the present day. Paperback | B/w illustrations | 120pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333152195

Act of God A Collection of Caribbean Short Stories Compiled and edited by Undine Giuseppi

This collection of short stories is the sequel to Backfire. This collection links together the work of different generations and includes some of the best stories from a short story competition introducing an exciting generation of new titles. Paperback | B/w illustrations | 152pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333997130

Once Below a Time Bahamian Stories Edited by Telcine Turner

Short stories and poems written by students of the College of The Bahamas for young readers of approximately 7-10 years old. This is a companion volume to Climbing Clouds. Paperback | B/w illustrations | 80pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333458358

Climbing Clouds Stories and Poems from the Bahamas Edited by Telcine Turner

Climbing Clouds contains stories and poems from The Bahamas. It is the companion volume to Once Below a Time, which is for younger readers. Paperback | B/w illustrations | 96pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333458365

Anansi the Spider Man Philip M. Sherlock

Fifteen Jamaican folk tales, illustrated with over fifty black and white drawings. The legend of Anansi is a legend told by storytellers and parents throughout the world, and Philip Sherlock brings this original Spider Man to life! Paperback | B/w illustrations | 96pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333353264

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CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS

The Donkey and the Racehorse Joanne Johnson Illustrated by Carol Anne Ferris

In search of fame and fortune Donkey leaves her quiet life in the seaside village of Toco. “I can feel it in my tail,” she assures herself and her friend the blackbird when he warns her about the big world out there. From Sangre Grande to Arima fate delivers her to Stollmeyer’s Farm of racehorses and a new life as “Millie”. Under the care and kindness of farmhand Emraj she finds a place of contentment, but will her grand dreams come true? Readers will find, as Millie does, that patience and helpfulness can win the day and the best dreams of friends. Photographic illustrations depict the cinematic charm of Trinidad’s people and colourful radiance of the island’s natural beauty. Paperback | Colour illustrations | 48pp | 230 x 187mm | 9780230025523

NEW

Miri and the Magic Door Juliet Barclay Illustrated by Xiomara Sera

‘Juliet Barclay incorporates her artistic skill with her knowledge of Cuban history in a way that is both understandable and entertaining to her audience … She traverses between present day Havana, with its rich mystic beauty, and the swashbuckling pungent era of old Cuba … this is a visual feast from cover to cover.’ Siobhan Morrison, The Sunday Gleaner

Miri, who lives in Havana, steps through an intriguing blue door and suddenly finds she has gone back in time to a couple of centuries before. Hardback | Colour illustrations | 56pp | 181m x 218mm | 9781405068918

Mauby and the Hurricane Peter Laurie Illustrated by H. Ann Dodson

‘There’s action galore in Mauby and the Hurricane as the animals face heavy rain, flooding and the destruction caused by the hurricane. This is a story of friendship and sticking together in times of trouble.’ Debbie Jacob, Caribbean Beat

Once more Mauby has to draw on her survival instincts in the face of much danger, finding even greater perils when she seeks safety underground. Hardback | Colour illustrations | 56pp | 181 x 218mm | 9781405077187

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Ibis Stew?? Oh, no! Joanne Gail Johnson ohnson Illustrated by Katie McConnachie

This is the story of the evil pirate Captain Bad who sets sail on the Caribbean Sea to hunt down the Scarlet Ibis to make into a stew. Delightfully illustrated, and written in the form of a story poem, Ibis Stew w is for children of all ages and will serve as a gentle reminder of the importance of conservation of our endangered birds. Hardback | Colour Illustrations | 56pp | 216 x 270mm 0mm | 978 9781405024716 81405024716

Constantine Goes to School Nancy Rogers Yaeger Illustrated by Bill Grace

’Beautifully illustrated, Constantine Goes to School is another delightful story based on a unique friendship and adventures that will keep readers enthralled. d. It is a satisfying read for families to share aloud and for young children to enjoy.’ oy.’ Shaunette Jones, The Sunday Gleaner

When Neville goes off to school, Constantine begins to explore his new surroundings dings and gets himself in a packet of trouble! Hardback | Colour Illustrations | 64pp | 181 x 218mm | 9781405057141

How Alligators Got Rough Skin Lynette Comissiong Illustrated by Rachel Parker

In this classic, beautifully illustrated Caribbean folk tale, we hear the mysterious and fantastic story of how alligators got rough skin! Hardback | Colour illustrations | 48pp | 270m x 216mm | 9780333954386

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CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS In the Land of the Shak Shak Tree Jade Small Illustrated by Rachel Parker

‘Children will enjoy this light-hearted book as much as young Zizwe enjoyed his first trip to Barbados, and will be regretful as he is when it’s time for him to fly back to cold England.’ Caribbean Compass

A delightful, beautifully illustrated story poem for or children and adults of all ages. Hardback | Colour illustrations | 40pp | 270m x 216mm | 9780333966600 6600

Shelley Katherine Orr

Kathy Orr, marine biologist and artist, tells the life story of the conch shell. Although written with young children in mind, her colourful artwork will appeal to all ages. Fascinating facts about the life of the conch and other marine animals with which it comes into contact show the importance of conserving this beautiful creature. Paperback | Colour illustrations | 48pp | 184m x 250mm | 9780333630143

Leroy the Lobster Katherine Orr

The life-cycle of the spiny lobster, illustrated with the author’s original paintings. Similar in style to Shelley, Leroy also stresses the importance of marine conservation. Hardback | Colour illustrations | 48pp | 219m x 279mm | 9780333402511

Shadows on the Moon A Lizard and Bungle Adventure Jolyon Byerley Illustrated by Katie Shears

Enchantingly written and beautifully illustrated, this Lizard and Bungle adventure will delight children and adults alike, as together they find the best way of all to create shadows on the moon. Hardback | Colour illustrations | 48pp | 216m x 279mm | 9780333710227

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CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS

The Illustrated Anansi Four Caribbean Folk Tales Philip Sherlock Illustrated by Petrina Wright

Sunset time is story time in the Caribbean and the children gather around an old woman and listen to the stories of Anansi. Who was Anansi? Hardback | Colour illustrations | 48p 230m x 187mm | 9780333631201

Ackee, A k Breadfruit, Callaloo Valerie Bloom Illustrated by Kim Harley

‘This book with its colourful and authentic language, would make a good read-aloud for children and adults alike. It will delight readers both within the Caribbean and in other parts of the world.’ Sarah F. Mahurt, The Caribbean Writer

Egg plants, fritters, hot peppers, honey, nutmeg, sweet potatoes and prickly pears – learning the alphabet has never been such fun or so delicious! Hardback | Colour illustrations | 56pp | 270m x 216mm | 9780333748879

The Little Island Frané Lessac

An appealing picture book for all ages. With a combination of unique, colourful paintings and the simple story line of a visit by two children, the reader experiences life on a small Caribbean island. Hardback | Colour illustrations | 48pp | 181m x 215mm | 9780333380093

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CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS

Lola Tortola Caribbean Limericks Molly Manley Illustrated by Janet Marshall

Fresh and original rhymes, set around the islands of the Caribbean, feature animal characters who do the sort of silly things that children do – or would like to do. Paperback | Colour illustrations | 24pp 260m x 206mm | 9780230731264

Caribbean Alphabet Frané Lessac

This book contains a collection of colourful paintings, each devoted to a letter of the alphabet portraying scenes from Caribbean life. Paperback | Colour illustrations | 32pp | 212m x 276mm | 9780230731271

Caribbean Carnival Songs of the West Indies Frané Lessac Words and music: Irving Burgie

Easy piano and guitar arrangements invite everybody to sing along, while Frané Lessac’s vibrant primitive-style paintings light up this foot stomping, hand clapping, island hopping celebration which will be enjoyed by young and old alike. ke. Hardback | Colour illustrations | 32pp | 276m x 216mm m | 9780333605073

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CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS

MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN COLOURING BOOKS

Macmillan Caribbean Colouring Books A collection of attractive colouring books introducing children to aspects of life in the Caribbean. Far more than simply colouring books, the superb drawings and authoritative extended texts make these important publications in the field of conservation education. In these books: Each book in this attractive series features pages of line drawings for children to colour or paint ■ Appropriate short descriptions or titles for each scene are incorporated ■

Wet, Wild and Rare Colouring Book

Caribbean A-Z

Nathalie Ward Illustrated by Tessa Morgan Paperback | 56pp | 276 x 216mm | 9780333644034

The Coral Reef Colouring Book Katherine Orr Paperback | 48pp | 276 x 219mm | 9780333450970

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Paperback | 24pp | 276 x 219mm | 9780333379585

MAPS AND ATLASES

Macmillan Caribbean Certificate Atlas THIRD EDITION

This atlas features the most accurate and up-to-date digital mapping of all countries of the Caribbean, with special thematic maps newly designed to illustrate the economic and social character of the region. New digital world maps are incorporated from a series of internationally acclaimed Macmillan school atlases. Paperback | Colour illustrations | Over 220 maps | 160pp | 300 x 230mm | 9780333924105

Macmillan Caribbean Junior Atlas UPDATED EDITION

This updated edition of the atlas retains the full-colour, user-friendly design and format of the third edition, now updated with numerous new statistics to ensure that all entries are completely up-to-date. Paperback | Colour illustrations | 72pp | 292 x 224mm | 9780333966631

Macmillan Caribbean Junior Atlas SKILLS WORKBOOK

The Workbook contains exercises that directly correspond with the full range of topics covered in the Caribbean Junior Atlas, making this an essential addition for every student. Paperback | 128pp | 292 x 224mm | 9781405009775

The Bermuda Atlas The information contained in this atlas provides both a traditional perspective of the geography and topography of Bermuda, as well as social information about the Bermudian community, flora and fauna, conservation, environmental and ecological issues, and the history and heritage of the people of Bermuda. Paperback | Colour illustrations | 72pp | 292 x 224mm | 9781405098625

Macmillan Jamaica Social Studies Atlas

NEW

This brand-new atlas includes the following features: ■ ■ ■

Mapping skills section 26 pages covering Jamaica Extensive Caribbean and world sections

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Numerous photographs and illustrations Index

Paperback | Colour illustrations | 96pp | 292 x 224mm | 9780230034327

Macmillan Guyana Junior Atlas The Macmillan Guyana Junior Atlas includes the following features: ■ ■ ■

Modern digital cartography Mapping skills section 18 pages covering Guyana

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Extensive Caribbean and world sections Numerous photographs and illustrations Index

Paperback | 88pp | Colour illustrations | 292 x 224mm | 9780333934173

Cool Petroleum (Shell) Jamaica Road Map NEW EDITION FULLY UPDATED

On or off the beaten path, your complete guide to the sights and places of Jamaica. Open: 690 x 1015mm | Folded 232 x 145mm | 9781405086127

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MAPS AND ATLASES

MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN WALL MAPS

Macmillan Caribbean Wall Maps These accurate wall maps have been produced using the latest digital cartographic techniques that ensure information is displayed with clarity and precision. ■ ■ ■ ■

The large format, full colour layout and clear labelling make them easy to read from a distance The laminated editions are supplied with 4 metal corner eyelets for ease of display Durable - finished with a tough wipe-down surface which can be marked with water-based pens and wiped clean Also featured are the national flags, climate charts, fact files giving useful information on the islands and small Caribbean location maps

Macmillan Wall Map of the Caribbean SECOND EDITION

A revised edition of this highly popular and best-selling wall map. The main political map portrays the whole of the Caribbean region and includes rivers, mountain peaks, island and country names, capital cities and other important towns. Transportation information is included on roads, railways, ports and airports. The map also features more detailed, larger scale inset maps of Barbados, Belize, the Eastern Caribbean islands, Jamaica and Trinidad. Flags have been added for extra enhancement. 890 x 1160mm | Single-sided Laminated Edition | 9781405026383 Paper Edition | 9781405026376

NEW EDITION Macmillan Wall Map of the Cayman Islands This wall map consists of large-scale maps of Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac and Little Cayman. Also featured are a plan of the capital George Town and a small thematic map of the major tourist sites. 1160 x 890mm | Single-sided Laminated Edition | 9781405025218

Macmillan Wall Map of Jamaica NEW EDITION

NEW EDITION

The revised edition of this bestselling wall map includes many new features including three new thematic maps covering Population, Land Use and Economic Activity, and a terrain model of Jamaica as viewed from the south-east of the island. The map also provides information on ocean depths, physical features, administrative divisions, settlement (by population size), transport and communications, as well as an inset map of the Caribbean region. Altitude is indicated by a combination of contour layer colouring and hill-shading giving the island an attractive 3-D appearance. 800 x 1160mm | Single-sided Laminated Edition | 9780333579282 Paper Edition | 9780333992579

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES ANGUILLA

THE BAHAMAS

HISTORY

NATURAL HISTORY

Out of the Crowded Vagueness A History of the Islands of St Kitts, Nevis & Anguilla

Birds of The Bahamas and Turks & Caicos Islands Bruce Hallett

216 x 138mm | 9780333937440 See page 8

HISTORY ANTIGUA & BARBUDA CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS Ibis Stew? Oh, no! Joanne Gail Johnson Illustrated by Katie McConnachie Hardback | Colour illustrations | 56pp 216 x 279mm | 9781405024716 See page 48

The Harbour Island Story Anne & Jim Lawlor Paperback | Colour and b/w illustrations | 320pp 234 x 156mm | 9780333970515 See page 14

The Story of The Bahamas Paul Albury Paperback | Colour and b/w photographs | 304pp

Shadows on the Moon A Lizard and Bungle Adventure Jolyon Byerley Illustrated by Katie Shears

216 x 138mm | 9780333171325 See page 12

The Paradise Island Story

Hardback | Colour illustrations | 48pp

SECOND EDITION

216 x 279mm | 9780333710227

Paul Albury Revised by Anne and Jim Lawlor

See page 49

Hardback | 120 colour photographs | 144pp 248 x 187mm | 9781405002431

ARUBA, BONAIRE & CURAÇAO PHOTOGRAPHY

See page 14

Nassau’s Historic Landmarks

Aruba, Bonaire & Curaçao

Gail Saunders and Linda M. Huber

Photographs by Donald Nausbaum Text by Madeleine Greey

Hardback | B/w illustrations | 112pp

Hardback | Colour photographs | 144pp

See page 13

248 x 187mm | 9780333791844

216 x 252mm | 9781405065658 See page 17

PHOTOGRAPHY The Bahamas Portrait of an Archipelago Photographs by Michael A. Toogood Text by Larry Smith Hardback | 130 colour photographs | 128pp 280 x 228mm | 9780333946589 See page 19

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES

THE BAHAMAS GENERAL INTEREST & REFERENCE A-Z of Bahamas Heritage Michael Craton Paperback | Colour photographs | 424pp 264 x 198mm | 9781405002424 See page 20

CHILDREN’S READERS Ninety-nine Potcakes Alice Bain Paperback | Colour illustrations | 32pp 234 x 156mm | 9780333976593

BARBADOS FOOD & DRINK NEW Caribbean Street Food Barbados Peter Laurie Photographs by Mike Toy Paperback | Colour photographs | 112pp 118 x 113mm | 9781405084277 See page 2

Treasures of My Caribbean Kitchen Anne-Marie Whittaker Paperback | Colour photographs and illustrations 216pp | 264 x 198mm | 9780333737798

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CHILDREN’S STORY BOOKS

Privilege

Once Below a Time

Cooking in the Caribbean

Bahamian Stories

Errol W. Barrow & Kendal A. Lee

Edited by Telcine Turner Paperback | B/w illustrations | 80pp

Hardback | Colour photographs | 176pp 248 x 187mm | 9780333461938

216 x 138mm | 9780333458358

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Infusion!

Climbing Clouds Stories and Poems from the Bahamas Edited by Telcine Turner Paperback | B/w illustrations | 96pp 216 x 138mm | 9780333458365 See page 46

FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY Woman Take Two A Play in Three Acts Telcine Turner

Spirited Cooking The Mount Gay Rum 300th Anniversary Recipe Book Paul Yellin Hardback | Colour photographs | 128pp 242 x 242mm | 9781405017213 See page 6

NATURAL HISTORY Wild Plants of Barbados SECOND EDITION

Sean Carrington Paperback | Colour photographs | 248pp

Paperback | 96pp | 216 x 138mm | 9780333637067 See page 35

216 x 138mm | 9781405094078 See page 9

Champions of the Gayelle

PHOTOGRAPHY

You Can Lead a Horse to Water and Other Plays

Barbados

Edited by Judy Stone Paperback | 176pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405025164 See page 34

An Island Portrait Photographs by Mike Toy Text by Peter Laurie Hardback | Colour photographs | 192pp 216 x 252mm | 9780333945964 See page 18

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES GENERAL INTEREST & REFERENCE A-Z of Barbados Heritage

CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS

SECOND EDITION

Mauby and the Hurricane

Sean Carrington, Henry Fraser, John Gilmore & Addinton Forde

Peter Laurie Illustrated by H. Ann Dodson

Paperback | Colour and b/w photographs

Hardback | Colour illustrations | 56pp

288pp | 264 x 198mm | 9780333920688

181 x 218mm | 9781405077187

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NEW The Barbadian Rum Shop The Other Watering Hole

In the Land of the Shak Shak Tree Jade Small Illustrated by Rachel Parker

SECOND EDITION

Hardback | Colour illustrations | 40pp

Peter Laurie

270 x 216mm | 9780333966600

Paperback | 150 colour photographs

See page 49

144pp | 219 x 240mm | 9780230027138 See page 21

FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY Trouble Tree

How Alligators Got Rough Skin Lynette Comissiong Illustrated by Rachel Parker Hardback | Colour illustrations | 48pp 270 x 216mm | 9780333954386

John Hill Porter See page 48

Paperback | 336pp | 196 x 129mm | 9781405071055 See page 32

Constantine Goes to School

The Locations of George Lamming

Nancy Rogers Yaeger Illustrated by Bill Grace

Edited by Bill Schwarz Paperback | 208pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405067829 See page 35

Hardback | Colour illustrations | 64pp 181 x 218mm | 9781405057141 See page 48

CHILDREN’S READERS Gyp’s Puppies

BELIZE

Sandra Browne Paperback | Colour illustrations | 32pp 234 x 156mm | 9781405025140 See page 39

FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY The Festival of San Joaquin Zee Edgell

Sailing Days

Paperback | 192pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780230029910

Sherry North

See page 29

Paperback | Colour illustrations | 32pp 234 x 156mm | 9781405028264 See page 39

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES

BERMUDA

THE CAYMAN ISLANDS

HISTORY

GUIDES

The Story of Bermuda and her People

The Cayman Islands

THIRD EDITION

Jenny Palmer

An Introduction and Guide

216 x 138mm | 9781405077255 See page 7

See page 14

PHOTOGRAPHY Bermuda Hardback | Colour photographs | 184pp

PHOTOGRAPHY The Cayman Islands SECOND EDITION

Jenny Palmer

216 x 252mm | 9781405094870

Hardback | Colour photographs | 272pp

See page 16

216 x 252mm | 9781405077248 See page 17

MAPS & ATLASES The Bermuda Atlas Paperback | Colour Illustrations | 72pp 292 x 224mm | 9781405098625 See page 53

MAPS & ATLASES Macmillan Wall Map of the Cayman Islands 1160 x 890mm | Single-sided Laminated Edition | 9781405025218 See page 54

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS GUIDES British Virgin Islands Sheltered Isles of Sea and Sun Claudia Colli Paperback | Colour photographs and illustrations 160pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405028622 See page 7

CUBA FOOD & DRINK A Taste of Cuba Beatriz Llamas González de Amezúa Illustrated by Ximena Maier Paperback | Colour photographs & illustrations 114pp | 245 x 190mm | 9780333976319 See page 4

CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS

PHOTOGRAPHY P PH

Lola Tortola

Cuba: Cub

Caribbean Limericks

Portrait of an Island Port

Molly Manley Illustrated by Janet Marshall

Phot Photographs by Donald Nausbaum Text by Ron Base

Paperback | Colour illustrations | 24pp 255 x 202mm | 9780230731264

216 x 270mm | 9780333959251 216

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Hardback | Colour photographs | 96pp Hardb

COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY Y Caribbean Lives: Che Guevara

NEW

GUYANA

Nick Caistor

FOOD & DRINK

Paperbackk | B/w photographs | 188pp

What’s Cooking in Guyana

182 x 122mm | 9780230012509

SECOND EDITION

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Caribbean Lives: Fidel Castro

Paperback | Colour photographs | 368pp

NEW

219 x 240mm | 9781405013130

Hugh O’Shaughnessy

See page 5

Paperback | B/w photographs | 224pp

An Adventure in Caribbean Cuisine

182 x 122mm | 9780230732476 See page 25

CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS Miri and the Magic Door Juliet Barclay Illustrated by Xiomara Sera Hardback | Colour illustrations | 56pp 181 x 218mm | 9781405068918 See page 47

DOMINICA HISTORY

Caribbean Association of Home Economists Paperback | Colour photographs | 232pp 264 x 198mm | 9781405026598 See page 4

FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY Ian McDonald: Selected Poems Introduction by Edward Baugh Paperback | 136pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780230028715 See page 28

The Dominica Story A History of the Island Lennox Honychurch

Molly and the Muslim Stick David Dabydeen

Paperback | B/w photographs | 328pp 234 x 156mm | 9780333627761

Paperback | 184pp | 196 x 129mm | 9780230028708

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GRENADA HISTORY

This Body

Grenada

Tessa McWatt

A History of its People

Paperback | 344pp | 196 x 129mm | 9781405094061

Beverley A. Steele

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Paperback | 64 plates | 456pp 234 x 156mm | 9780333930533 See page 12

GENERAL INTEREST & REFERENCE A-Z of Grenada Heritage

The Humming-Bird Tree Ian McDonald Paperback | 200pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405024686 See page 31

Angus Martin Paperback | Colour photographs | 296pp 264 x 198mm | 9780333792520 See page 20

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES

GUYANA

HISTORY In Search of the Buccaneers

Poems by Martin Carter

Anthony Gambrill

Edited by Stewart Brown & Ian McDonald

Hardback | Colour and b/w photographs

Paperback | 136pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405069472 See page 28

MAPS & ATLASES Macmillan Guyana Junior Atlas Paperback | 88pp | Colour illustrations 292 x 224mm | 9780333934173 See page 53

276 x 219 | 264pp | 9780333976524 See page 11

PHOTOGRAPHY NEW Jamaica in Black and White The David Boxer Collection: Photography in Jamaica c.1840 - c.1920 David Boxer

JAMAICA FOOD & DRINK NEW Caribbean Street Food Jamaica Kellie Magnus Photographs by Varun Baker Paperback | Colour photographs | 112pp 182 x 122mm | 9781405084253 See page 2

NATURAL HISTORY Butterflies of Jamaica Eric Garraway

Hardback | B/w photographs | 256pp 276 x 219mm | 9781405098878 See page 16

GENERAL INTEREST & REFERENCE Seasons of Dance The Story of Jamaican Dance Theatre Monica DaSilva Foreword by Rex Nettleford Hardback | Colour and b/w photographs | 240pp 270 x 210mm | 9781405074001 See page 21

A Tapestry of Jamaica The Best of SkyWritings

Paperback | Colour photographs | 120pp 216 x 138mm | 9780333992555 See page 8

Paperback | Colour photographs 416pp | 274 x 210mm | 9781405011891 See page 22

Flowers of Jamaica Monica Warner Paperback | Colour photographs | 136pp 216 x 138mm | 9780333975237 See page 8

Herbal Plants of Jamaica Monica Warner

BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY NEW Edward Seaga: My Life and Leadership Volume I: Clash of Ideologies 1930 - 1980 Hardback | B/w photographs | 416pp 234 x 148mm | 9780230021631

Paperback | Colour photographs | 184pp 216 x 138mm | 9781405065665

Edward Seaga: My Life and Leadership

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Volume II: Hard Road to Travel 1980 - 2008 Hardback | B/w photographs | 480pp 234 x 148mm | 9780230021648 See page 23

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES The Lunatic

NEW

Anthony C. Winkler

Caribbean Lives: Jimmy Cliff

Paperback | 256pp | 196 x 129mm

Many Rivers to Cross

9781405068819

David Katz

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Paperback | B/w photographs | 224pp p 182 x 122mm | 9780230718241 See page 24

The Duppy

NEW

Anthony C. Winkler

Caribbean Lives: Louise Bennett

9781405068840

Mervyn Morris

See page 27

Paperback | 184pp | 196 x 129mm

Paperback | B/w photographs | 224pp 182 x 122mm | 9780230034976 See page 24

Caribbean Lives: Bob Marley Garry Steckles

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Paperback | B/w photographs | 280pp

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Going Home to Teach Anthony C. Winkler Paperback | 328pp | 196 x 129mm

Trust the Darkness: My Life as a Writer

9781405068833 See page 27

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The Great Yacht Race Anthony C. Winkler

Crocodile Anthony C. Winkler Hardback | 288pp | 196 x 129mm

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Dog War Anthony C. Winkler Hardback | 200pp | 196 x 129mm 9781405070645 See page 26

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JAMAICA

For Nothing At All Garfield Ellis

She’s Gone

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Kwame Dawes

9781405066396

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John Crow’s Devil Marlon James Paperback | 232pp | 196 x 129mm 9780230034884

The Annihilation of Fish and Other Stories Anthony C. Winkler Paperback | 176pp | 216 x 138mm 9781405026390 See page 33

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The Girl with the Golden Shoes

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9780230028920

9781405031165

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Alonso and the Drug Baron Evan Jones

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Two Can Play and Other Plays Trevor Rhone

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Brother Man Paperback | 192pp | 216 x 138mm

Champions of the Gayelle You Can lead A Horse to Water and Other Plays

9781405062961

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Roger Mais

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Fear of Stones and Other Stories Kei Miller

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES The White Witch of Rosehall NEW EDITION

Full Circle The Rami Johnson Story

Herbert G. de Lisser

C. Everard Palmer

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9781405085922

9780333996485

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ART My Jamaica The Paintings of Judy Ann MacMillan With an Introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith

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Baba and Mr Big

TEENAGE FICTION Delroy in the Marog Kingdom m Billy Elm Paperback | 184pp | 196 x 129mm

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Time Swimmer

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C. Everard Palmer

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9780333583166

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Night of the Indigo Michael Holgate

9780230030732

The Cloud with the Silver Lining

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES The Sun Salutes You C. Everard Palmer Paperback | 144pp | 184 x 124mm 9780333368381

MONTSERRAT FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY

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ST KITTS AND NEVIS

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St Kitts Cradle of the Caribbean

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Brian Dyde Paperback | Colour photographs 112pp | 216 x 138mm | 9781405066426

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Nevis Queen of the Caribees FIFTH EDITION

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ART Llewellyn Xavier His Life and Work

ST VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES FOOD & DRINK A Taste of Mustique Kevin Snook and Elizabeth Penniman Photography by Sophie Munro Hardback | Colour photographs | 208pp 242 x 242mm | 9781405099066 See page 4

Cooking the West Indian Way

With an introduction by Edward Lucie-Smith

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FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY Rum Justice Jolien Harmsen Paperback | 392pp | 196 x 129mm 9781405099059

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO FOOD AND DRINK NEW Caribbean Street Food Trinidad & Tobago

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

PHOTOGRAPHY Trinidad & Tobago

FOOD AND DRINK Modern Caribbean Cuisine Wendy Rahamut Hardback | Colour photographs | 328pp 264 x 198mm | 9781405026307 See page 3

Caribbean Flavors Wendy Rahamut

Photographs by Alex Smailes Introduction by Jeremy Taylor Hardback | Colour photographs 216pp | 280 x 280mm | 9781405007498 See page 17

BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY NEW

264 x 198mm | 9781405027373

Caribbean Lives: Brian Lara

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James Fuller

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NATURAL HISTORY

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Birds of Trinidad and Tobago

Caribbean Lives: Learie Constantine

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Richard ffrench Photographs by Roger Neckles

Peter Mason

Paperback | Colour photographs | 136pp

182 x 122mm | 9781405081733

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SPORT HISTORY Historic Landmarks of Port of Spain

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FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY Imaging the Caribbean Culture & Visual Translation Patricia Mohammed

Ian McDonald: Selected Poems Introduction by Edward Baugh Paperback | 136pp | 196 x 129mm

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY

Caribbean Folk Tales es & Fantasies Michael Anthony

Walking Joanne Allong Haynes

Paperback | B/w illustrations | 104pp 216 x 138mm | 9781405028967

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Backfire Chutney Power and Other Stories Willi Chen

Compiled and edited by Undine & Neville Giuseppi Paperback | B/w illustrations | 120pp 216 x 138mm | 9780333152195 See page 46

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Act of God Compiled and edited by Undine Giuseppi

Champions of the Gayelle You Can Lead a Horse to Water and Other Plays

216 x 138mm | 9780333997130

Edited by Judy Stone

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CHILDREN’S READERS Saving Mr Omardeen

TEENAGE FICTION The Chalice Project Lisa Allen-Agostini

Judy Stone Paperback | 24pp | 234 x 156mm 9780333776230 See page 39

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Escape from Silk Cotton Forest Francis Escayg Paperback | 192pp | 216 x 138mm 9781405099004

Carly and the Crabholes Natalie Williams Paperback | 32pp | 234 x 156mm 9780333954454 See page 39

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CHILDREN’S STORY BOOKS

Digger’s Diner Joanne Gail Johnson

Legend of the St Ann’s Flood

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COUNTRY SPECIFIC TITLES The Scottish-Island Th S tti h Girl Joanne Gail Johnson Paperback | 32pp | 234 x 156mm 9780333920916 See page 39

THE TURKS & CAICOS ISLANDS NATURAL HISTORY Birds of The Bahamas and Turks & Caicos Islands Bruce Hallett Paperback | Colour photographs | 256pp 216 x 138mm | 9780333937440

Sally’s Way

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HISTORY A History of the Turks & Caicos Islands General Editor: Dr Carlton Mills Paperback | B/w photographs & illustrations | 312pp

CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKS NEW The Donkey and the Racehorse Joanne Johnson Illustrated by Carol Anne Ferris Paperback | Colour illustrations 48pp | 230 x 187mm | 9780230025523 See page 47

Ibis Stew? Oh, no! Joanne Gail Johnson Illustrated by Katie McConnachie Hardback | Colour illustrations | 56pp 216 x 270mm | 9781405024716 See page 48

How Alligators Got Rough Skin Lynette Comissiong Illustrated by Rachel Parker Hardback | Colour illustrations | 48pp 270 x 216mm | 9780333954386 See page 48

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PAN MACMILLAN

Magic Seeds V.S. Naipaul

The Mystic Masseur & Miguel Street

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V.S. Naipaul

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Half A life

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V.S. Naipaul

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An Area of Darkness

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The Nightwatchman’s Occurrence Book and Other Comic Inventions

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The Enigma of Arrival

A Bend in the River

A Writer’s People

V.S. Naipaul

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The Loss of El Dorado India: A Wounded Civilization

A House for Mr Biswas

V.S. Naipaul

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Essays: The Writer and the World

Among the Believers

A Turn in the South

V.S. Naipaul

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In A Free State V.S. Naipaul

Letters Between a Father and Son

The World Is What It Is V.S. Naipaul The Authorized Biography

V.S. Naipaul

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The Masque of Africa Glimpses of African Belief V.S. Naipaul

Literary Occasions V.S. Naipaul

Born to Score Dwight Yorke

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Revolution! South America and the Rise of the New Left

The History of Havana

Nikolas Kozloff

Job Creation in Latin America and the Caribbean Recent Trends and the Policy Challenges

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Carmen Pages

Dick Cluster and Rafael Hernandez Paperback | 9780230603974

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LITERATURE Cuban Women Writers Imagining a Matria Madeline Camara Betancourt

Measuring Inequality of Opportunities in Latin America and the Caribbean

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Ricado Paes de Barros, Francisco Ferreira, Jamie Chanduvi and Jose Vega

Authority and Authorship in V.S. Naipaul

Paperback | 9780821377451 Hardback | 9780821377475

Edited by Ariana Hernandez-Reguant

Imraan Coovadia Hardback | 9780230615359

Che Guevara The Economics of Revolution

V.S. Naipaul

Helen Yaff

2ND EDITION Bruce King

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Cuba in the Special Period Culture and Ideology in the 1990s

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An Intellectual History of the Caribbean Silvio Torres-Saillant Paperback | 9781403966773

TITLE INDEX A Ackee, Breadfruit, Callaloo Act of God: A Collection of Caribbean Short Stories Adventure in Caribbean Cuisine, An Anansi the Spider Man Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao

L 50 46 4 46 17

Legend of the St Ann’s Flood Leroy the Lobster Locations of George Lamming, The Little Island, The Llewellyn Xavier: His Life and Work Lola Tortola: Caribbean Limericks

46 19 6 21 18 53 16

B Backfire: A Collection of Caribbean Short Stories Bahamas, The: Portrait of an Archipelago Banana Cookbook, The Barbadian Rum Shop, The: The Other Watering Hole Barbados: An Island Portrait Bermuda Atlas, The Bermuda

C Caribbean Alphabet Caribbean Carnival: Songs of the West Indies

51 51

CARIBBEAN LIVES

24-25

Caribbean Flavors Caribbean Folk Tales & Fantasies Caribbean Pirates Caribbean: The Islands Caribbean Wild Plants and their Uses Cayman Islands, The Climbing Clouds: Stories and Poems from The Bahamas Constantine Goes to School Cooking the West Indian Way Coral Reefs of the Caribbean, The Bahamas and Florida Cuba: Portrait of an Island

3 45 13 19 10 17 46 48 5 10 18

CARIBBEAN STREET FOOD: GUIDES TO THE BEST PLACES TO EAT ON THE STREET

Curry, Callaloo & Calypso: The Real Taste of Trinidad and Tobago

D Dominica Story, The: A History of the Island Donkey and the Racehorse, The

12 47

G Grenada: A History of its People

H Hamel the Obeah Man Harbour Island Story, The Historic Landmarks of Port of Spain History of St Lucia, A History of the Turks & Caicos Islands, A

35 14 12 11 14

HOP, STEP, JUMP

38-39

How Alligators Got Rough Skin

I Ibis Stew? Oh, no! Illustrated Anansi, The: Four Caribbean Folk Tales Imaging the Caribbean: Culture and Visual Translation Infusion! The Mount Gay Rum 300th Anniversary Recipe Book In Search of the Buccaneers In the Land of the Shak Shak Tree ISLAND FICTION Chalice Project, The Delroy in the Marog Kingdom Escape from Silk Cotton Forest Legend of the Swan Children Night of the Indigo Time Swimmer

48 50 11 & 36 6 11 49 42 43 42 42 43 43

J Jamaica in Black and White The David Boxer Collection: Photography in Jamaica c.1840-c.1920 Jamaica Road Map

11 & 16 53

45 49 35 50 36 51

Macmillan Caribbean Certificate Atlas

MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN COLOURING BOOKS

MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN A-Zs A-Z of Bahamas Heritage A-Z of Barbados Heritage A-Z of Caribbean Heritage A-Z of Grenada Heritage

20 20 20 20

MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN DIVE GUIDES Trinidad & Tobago

MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN GUIDES British Virgin Islands: Sheltered Isles of Sea and Sun Cayman Islands, The: An Introduction and Guide Nevis: Queen of the Caribees St Kitts: Cradle of the Caribbean St Lucia: Helen of the West Indies

7 7 7 7 7

Macmillan Caribbean Junior Atlas Macmillan Caribbean Junior Atlas: Skills Workbook

53 53

MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN NATURAL HISTORY Birds of The Bahamas and Turks & Caicos Islands Birds of the Eastern Caribbean Birds of Trinidad and Tobago Butterflies of Jamaica Fishes of the Caribbean Reefs Flowers of the Caribbean Flowers of Jamaica Fruit Trees of the Caribbean Fruits and Vegetables of the Caribbean Growing Orchids in the Caribbean Herbal Plants of Jamaica Marine Life of the Caribbean Reptiles and Amphibians of the Eastern Caribbean Seashells of the Caribbean Seashore Life of the Caribbean Trees of the Caribbean Wild Plants of Barbados

8 8 8 8 9 8 8 9 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9

MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN WALL MAPS Macmillan Wall Map of the Caribbean Macmillan Wall Map of the Cayman Islands Macmillan Wall Map of Jamaica

54 54 54

MACMILLAN CARIBBEAN WRITERS Alonso and the Drug Baron …and the Sirens Still Wail Annihilation of Fish and Other Stories, The Bellas Gate Boy Brother Man Champions of the Gayelle: You Can Lead A Horse to Water and Other Plays Chutney Power and Other Stories Fear of Stones and Other Stories Festival of San Joaquin, The For Nothing At All Girl with the Golden Shoes, The Humming-Bird Tree, The Ian McDonald: Selected Poems John Crow’s Devil Molly and the Muslim Stick Poems by Martin Carter Power Game Rum Justice She’s Gone This Body Trouble Tree Two Can Play and Other Plays Under the Perfume Tree Voices of Time, The Walking

28 29 33 34 29 34 33 33 29 29 31 31 28 30 30 28 30 31 31 32 32 34 33 32 32

MACMILLAN CHILDREN’S READERS

40-41

Macmillan Guyana Junior Atlas Macmillan Jamaica Social Studies Atlas Mauby and the Hurricane Miri and the Magic Door Modern Caribbean Cuisine My Jamaica: The Paintings of Judy Ann MacMillan

53 53 47 47 3 36

N Nassau’s Historic Landmarks

O Once Below a Time: Bahamian Stories Out of the Crowded Vagueness: A History of the Islands of St Kitts, Nevis & Anguilla

46 13

P PALGRAVE MACMILLAN

PALMER, EVERARD C. A Time to Say Goodbye Baba and Mr Big Big Doc Bitteroot Cloud with the Silver Lining, The Cow Called Boy, A My Father, Sun-Sun Johnson Full Circle: The Rami Johnson Story Sun Salutes You, The

44 44 44 44 44 44 44 44

PAN MACMILLAN

Paradise Island Story, The Privilege: Cooking in the Caribbean

14 5

R READY, GO

Recipes: The Cooking of the Caribbean Islands

S Saint Lucia: Portrait of an Island Saint Martin / Sint Maarten: Portrait of an Island Seaga, Edward: My Life and Leadership Seasons of Dance: The Story of Jamaican Dance Theatre Shadows on the Moon Shelley Short History of the West Indies, A Story of Bermuda and her People, The Story of The Bahamas, The

16 18 23 21 49 49 13 14 12

T Tapestry of Jamaica, A: The Best of SkyWritings Tarik and the Island of Adventure Taste of Cuba, A Taste of Mustique, A

22 45 4 4

TREASURE HOUSE: CARIBBEAN ANTHOLOGIES Treasure House 1 Treasure House 2

45 45

Treasures of My Caribbean Kitchen Trinidad & Tobago

5 17

U UNESCO GENERAL HISTORY OF THE CARIBBEAN

W What’s Cooking in Guyana White Witch of Rosehall, The

5 35

WINKLER, THE ANTHONY C. COLLECTION Crocodile Dog War Duppy, The Going Home to Teach Great Yacht Race, The Lunatic, The Painted Canoe, The Trust the Darkness: My Life as a Writer

26 26 27 27 27 27 27 26

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AUTHOR INDEX A

Adrienne, Effie Albury, Paul Allen-Agostini, Lisa Alleyne, Warren Anthony, Michael Applin, Barbara

39 12, 14 42 13 12, 45 37, 38, 45

B Babb, Dalton Bailey, Audette Bain, Alice Baker, Varun Baksh, Solomon Barclay, Juliet Barrow, Errol W. Base, Ron Baugh, Edward Bloom, Valerie Bourne, M.J. Boxer, David Breinburg, Petronella Brereton, Professor Bridget Brown, Stewart Browne, Sandra O. Burgie, Irving Burke, Nancy Byerley, Jolyon

5 8 39 2 21 47 5 18 28 50 8 11 & 16 39 15 28 39 51 29 49

P 8 50 31 43 32 30 9 15 32 43 12 10 13

J Jacob, Debbie Jacobs, Francine James, Marlon Johnson, Joanne Jones, Alick Jones, Evan Jones, Sarah

45 39 30 39, 47, 48 9 28 9

K Katz, David Kessell, Lee Knight, Professor Franklin

24 45 15

Caistor, Nick Carrington, Sean Carter, Martin Channer, Colin Chen, Willi Colli, Claudia Comissiong, Lynette Craton, Michael

24 9, 20 28 31 33 7 48 20

Lakhan, Anu Laurie, Peter Lawlor, Anne & Jim Lee, Kendal A. Lennox, G.W. Lessac, Frané Light, Marilyn Llamas González de Amezúa, Beatriz Lucie-Smith, Edward

30 21 31 35 47 10 7, 13, 20

D Dabydeen, David DaSilva, Monica Dawes, Kwame de Lisser, Herbert G. Dodson, H. Ann Dooley, Roger E. Dyde, Brian

E Edgell, Zee Ellis, Garfield Ellis, Guy Elm, Billy Emmer, Professor Peter Escayg, Francis Evans, Peter

29 29 7 43 15 42 8

F Ferguson, James Ferris, Carol Anne Forde, Addinton Francois, Marcia M. Fraser, Henry ffrench, Richard Fuller, James

24 47 20 39 20 8 24

G Gambrill, Anthony Garraway, Eric Gilmore, John Giuseppi, Undine & Neville Giuseppi, Undine Gordon, Joyce Grace, Bill Greey, Madeleine

Hallett, Bruce Harley, Kim Harmsen, Jolien Hausman, Gerald Haynes, Joanne Henzell, Perry Hewitt, Sandra Higman, Professor Barry Hill Porter, John Holgate, Michael Honychurch, Lennox Honychurch, Penelope N. Huber, Linda M.

11 8 20, 35 46 46 7 48 17, 18

MacMillan, Judy Ann Magnus, Kellie Maier, Ximena Maingot, Anthony Mais, Roger Malhotra, Anita Manley, Molly Marks-Mendonca, Maureen Marshall, Janet Martin, Angus Mason, Peter McConnachie, Katie McDonald, Ian McWatt, Tessa Miller, Kei Mills, Dr Carlton Mohammed, Patricia Morgan, Tessa Moreno Fraginals, Professor Manual Morris, Mervyn Mose, Kenrick Munro, Sophie

2 2, 18, 21, 47 14 5 8, 9 50, 51 9 4 36 36 2 4 13 29 9 51 42 51 20 25 48 28, 31 32 33 14 11, 36 52 15 24 32 4

N Nausbaum, Donald Neckles, Roger Nettleford, Rex North, Sherry

16, 17, 18,19 8 21 38, 39

O Orr, Katherine O’Shaughnessy, Hugh

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52 25

Palmer, Everard C. Palmer, Jenny Parker, Rachel Parry, J.H. Penniman, Elizabeth

44 7, 16, 17 49 13 4

R Rahamut, Wendy Rhone, Trevor Rogers Yaeger, Nancy

3 34 48

S Saba Sakana, Amon Saunders, Gail Saunders, Winston V. Scott, Dennis Schwarz, Bill Seaga, Edward Sealy, Godfrey Seddon, S.A. Sefton, Nancy Sera, Xiomara Shears, Katie Shepard, Reba E. Sherlock, Philip Silva Lee, Alfonso Simon, Veronica Smailes, Alex Small, Jade Smith, Larry Snook, Kevin Steckles, Garry Steele, Beverley A. Stone, Judy Sued Badillo, Professor Jalil Sutty, Lesley

35 13 34 34 35 23 34 8, 9 9 47 49 6 13, 46, 50 10 45 2, 17 49 19 4 25 12 34, 39 15 9

T Taylor, Jeremy Thorpe, Roger Toogood, Michael A. Took, Ian Toy, Mike Turner, Telcine

17 9 19 9 2, 18 35, 46

W Warner, Monica 8, 9 Ward, Nathalie Whittaker, Anne-Marie Williams, Natalie Winkler, Anthony C. Wright, Petrina

52 5 39 26, 27, 33 50

X Xavier, Llewellyn

Y Yellin, Paul

Z Zuill, William S.

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GUIDES TO THE BEST PLACES TO EAT ON THE STREET Outdoors is a good place to be in the Caribbean. The scenery’s good, the weather is even better. But best of all, outdoors, on the street, is where the really good food comes from. On sidewalks and beaches, under shop awnings or in stalls, balanced with great skill on heads and bicycles, street food is everywhere. No frills, no cutlery and no service charge; this is the food West Indians miss when they’re far from home. If you’re not afraid of missing out on the tourist brochure version (or of getting your hands dirty), here’s a guide to eating your way across the islands.

Caribbean Street Food Barbados Peter Laurie; Photographs by Mike Toy

Caribbean Street Food Jamaica Kelly Magnus; Photographs by Varun Baker

Caribbean Street Food Trinidad & Tobago Anu Lakhan; Photographs by Alex Smailes

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Island Fiction

Macmillan Caribbean Writers

(see pages 42-43 for more details)

(see pages 28-34 for more details)

• Legend of the Swan Children

• Escape from Silk Cotton Forest

• Fear of Stones and Other Stories

• The Festival of San Joaquin

• The Chalice Project

• Delroy in the Marog Kingdom

• Ian McDonald: Selected Poems

• The Humming-Bird Tree

• Time Swimmer

• Night of the Indigo

• Molly and the Muslim Stick

• Trouble Tree

• The Annihilation of Fish and Other Stories

• Two Can Play and Other Plays • Walking

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