West Indian


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The Wine of Astonishment (Caribbean Writers Series)
A House for Mr Biswas
Miguel Street (Vintage International)
Green Days by the River (Caribbean Writers Series)
The God of Good Looks
The Girl with the Hazel Eyes
The Bread the Devil Knead
Ways of Sunlight (Longman Caribbean Writer Series)
Jumbie Bird (Longman Caribbean Writer Series)
Is Just a Movie
The Schoolmaster (Caribbean Writers Series)
Harriet's Daughter
Beka Lamb
Annie John
Kaya Abaniah and the Father of the Forest by Wayne Gerard TrotmanThe Cartographer Tries to Map a Way to Zion by Kei MillerA Brief History of Seven Killings by Marlon JamesUnder the Zaboca Tree by Glynis GuevaraThe Girl with the Hazel Eyes by Callie Browning
Contemporary Caribbean Authors
74 books — 8 voters

Dubbelspel by Frank Martinus ArionHoe duur was de suiker? by Cynthia McLeodThe Free Negress Elisabeth by Cynthia McLeodAmor ontdekt Aruba by Albert HelmanTweemaal Mariënburg by Cynthia McLeod
Suriname and the Netherlands Antilles
64 books — 10 voters
Mid Ocean by T. Rafael CiminoOh Happy Day by Michelle Ragoonanan-AliZero Defect by Aarohan AtwalPOQUITO by Tanya Montás ParisHe Drown She in the Sea by Shani Mootoo
Indo-Caribbean Fiction
22 books — 17 voters

Never My Father's Daughter by Bamini SelladuraiNever My Father's Daughter by Bamini SelladuraiThe Joy Luck Club by Amy TanInterpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa LahiriUnaccustomed Earth by Jhumpa Lahiri
Immigrant Voices (fiction)
386 books — 311 voters
The Girl Who Married a Skull by Kel McDonaldDjeliya by Juni BaJustin by L.J. AlongeWhen You Were Everything by Ashley WoodfolkBalancing Act by Paula Chase
Spotlight: Must Read Black YA/MG
70 books — 5 voters

Shakirah Bourne
To ask how I feel about writing is to ask how I feel about breathing.
Shakirah Bourne, In Time of Need

Safiya Sinclair
The word "cannibal," the English variant of the Spanish word canibal, comes from the word caribal, a reference to the native Carib people in the West Indies, who Columbus thought ate human flesh and from whom the word "Caribbean" originated. By virtue of being Caribbean, all "West Indian" people are already, in a purely linguistic sense, born savage. ...more
Safiya Sinclair, Cannibal

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