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FOOD & DRINK
Caribbean Street Food: Guides to the Best Places to Eat on the Street
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.
BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Edward Seaga - My Life and Leadership: Volume I
Edward Seaga - My life and Leadership: Volume II
In describing his own political journey Seaga gives a fascinating and enlightening commentary on Jamaica’s history and unprecedented detail on the aspirations and achievements of the first post-independence government.
FICTION, LITERATURE & POETRY
Voices of Time (Macmillan Caribbean Writers)
In this rich and memorable novel, the twentieth-century history of Trinidad forms the backdrop to an evocative, sometimes harrowing, family saga.
Power Game (Macmillan Caribbean Writers)
'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
HISTORY
Imaging the Caribbean: Culture and Visual Translation
Including hundreds of images, from Aboriginal drawings and artifacts, European paintings, photographs and sculptures, to Hindu jhandi and Haitian vèvè, Imaging the Caribbean is a study of visual representation of the Caribbean as perceived by outsider and insider alike over the last five hundred years.
CHILDREN'S PICTURE BOOKS
The Donkey and the Racehorse
The photographic illustrations in this delightful picture book for young readers depict the cinematic charm of Trinidad's people and colourful radiance of the island's natural beauty.