One Day, One Day, Congotay Walter Gregory

One Day, One Day, Congotay Walter GregoryMerle Hodges rare achievement is to create a dynamic portrait of the life of an unquestionably good woman: Gwynneth Cuffie, teacher, lover of children and music, and pillar of her community. Though devastated by tragedy in her politically militant youth, Gwynneth never gives up the struggle against colonialism on the Caribbean island of Cayeri. Her triumph is to find a way between the aspirations of her wounded father, whom colonial education has

Halim Barakat: Excerpt from the novel The Crane

just for the sake of a few tins of food and some silk stockings

Wynter's work has sought

ground-breaking and often controversial Welsh language author and translator

something is set to be lost forever

whose wonderfully ironic ‘How to be Black’ is one of the many highlights of this collection

'Writer Beverley' sheds all inhibitions to examine grief at its most raw and brutal

A book of things known and not known

Ahmed Herdi

S has disappeared from Ruth

Anthony Kellman was born in Barbados

this patchwork book has been sewn together with extreme skill and moves through time as it moves through the different threads of its subject