Heart of Darkness
Joseph Conrad
1970 · 2021 edition
146 pages
The most popular caribbean experience books
These books come from the Caribbean and its diaspora. Island life, migration, the legacy of slavery and empire, and the music and speech of the region run through them. Novels, poetry and memoirs here are vivid with place, and full of humor, resistance and longing for home.
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The Lonely Londoners
Samuel Selvon
Published 1972
125 pages
Coming to England
Floella Benjamin
1995 · 2009 edition
122 pages
A Map to the Door of No Return Notes to Belonging
Dionne Brand
Published 2001
230 pages
Left of Karl Marx The Political Life of Black Communist Claudia Jones
Carole Boyce Davies
Published 2007
311 pages
Housing Lark
Samuel Selvon
Published 1990
155 pages
Anna In-Between
Elizabeth Nunez
Published 2009
320 pages
The Prodigal
Derek Walcott
2004 · 2005 edition
112 pages
Disappearence
David Dabydeen
Published 1993
180 pages
Gents
Warwick Collins
Published 2000
160 pages
Bread Out Of Stone
Dionne Brand
1994 · 1998 edition
200 pages
The Meeting Point
Austin Clarke
1998 · 2005 edition
323 pages
A State of Independence
Caryl Phillips
Published 1986
160 pages
Color Me English
Caryl Phillips
Published 2011
352 pages
Stories from Blue Latitudes
Published 2005
352 pages
The Question
Austin Clarke
Published 1999
243 pages
Bageye at the Wheel
Colin Grant
Published 2012
280 pages
The Lotus People
Aziz Hassim
Published 2002
528 pages
There are No Elders
Austin Clarke
1994 · 2000 edition
167 pages
Radical Moves Caribbean Migrants and the Politics of Race in the Jazz Age
Lara Putnam
Published 2013
322 pages
North of the Color Line
Mathieu
Published 2010
296 pages
How the West Indian child is made educationally subnormal in the British school system
Bernard Coard
Published 1971
51 pages
Blurred Borders Transnational Migration Between the Hispanic Caribbean and the United States
Jorge Duany
Published 2011
284 pages
Wicket Season
Gabrielle Prendergast
Published 2012
136 pages