WHAT THEY SAY
Frankness and insight.
– New West Indian Guide
– New West Indian Guide
It’s wonderful to be able to read these stories that sound and feel so very familiar. I really do believe these are stories that should be told, after all they are a crucial and important part of our history as African-Caribbeans in Europe.”
– A. Akintola, Amazon
– A. Akintola, Amazon
Frankness and insight.
– New West Indian Guide
– New West Indian Guide
It’s wonderful to be able to read these stories that sound and feel so very familiar. I really do believe these are stories that should be told, after all they are a crucial and important part of our history as African-Caribbeans in Europe.”
– A. Akintola, Amazon
– A. Akintola, Amazon
About the Editors
Celia A Sorhaindo
Celia Sorhaindo was born in Dominica and left with her family for England in 1976. She returned to Dominica in 2005 where she now lives. Guabancex is her first poetry collection.
Polly Pattullo
Publisher Polly Pattullo has written widely about the Caribbean, and her books include Last Resorts: the Cost of Tourism in the Caribbean, a critical assessment of the economic, environmental and cultural impacts of tourism development in the region, and Fire from the Mountain, about the volcano crisis in Montserrat. As a journalist, she worked for two newspapers: the Observer and later the Guardian newspaper in London.
Celia A Sorhaindo
Celia Sorhaindo was born in Dominica and left with her family for England in 1976. She returned to Dominica in 2005 where she now lives. Guabancex is her first poetry collection.
Polly Pattullo
Publisher Polly Pattullo has written widely about the Caribbean, and her books include “Last Resorts: the Cost of Tourism in the Caribbean”, a critical assessment of the economic, environmental and cultural impacts of tourism development in the region, and “Fire from the Mountain”, about the volcano crisis in Montserrat. As a journalist, she worked for two newspapers: the Observer and later the Guardian newspaper in London.
