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Peepal Tree Press Peepal Tree Press is home of the best in Caribbean and Black British fiction, poetry, literary criticism, memoirs and historical studies. Secure Payment, and fast worldwide delivery New anthology of Contemporary Black British Poetry RED pre-order a copy now edited by Kwame Dawes, and Inscribe Series Editor, Kadija Sesay. Read more about RED FEBRUARY 2010 events Arvon and Peepal Tree present 'Readings from Red' @ The Free Word, London Get tickets! Kwame Dawes will participate in The Culture Debate and will be giving a poetry reading at the Off the Shelf Festival of Writing and Reading in Sheffield Find out more RECENT TITLES | Caribbean books and writers Caribbean Modern Classics Classic Caribbean fiction from the 1950s and 1960s, lovingly restored by Peepal Tree Press 
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 Kwame Dawes Back of Mount Peace occupies a space between lyric and narrative, between reflection and story.
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 Myriam J. A. Chancy Myriam Chancy creates an array of richly absorbing characters and a presents a complex multi-dimensional portrayal of Haiti and its diasporas over the past thirty years.
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 Kwame Dawes When his father dies in suspicious circumstances, Ferron Morgan’s trauma is increased by the conflict within his family and his father's friends over whether the death is the result of medical negligence or a political assassination. | |
 Mahadai Das Draws from the poet’s first book, I want to be a Poetess of my People, My Finer Steel Will Grow, Bones, and a number of poems written in the period when Mahadai Das was living in the USA and many of her poems published in journals. | |
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Caribbean Modern Classics For quite some time we’ve been thinking about launching a series of classic reprints: Caribbean Modern Classics is the result. | |
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| This Month's featured Author: Jennifer Rahim Read more about this Author |
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| This Week's featured poem Frances Coke - ONE MAN AND HIS DOG Taken from the book Intersections Read This Poem |
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