Macmillan Caribbean, 1976 | Softcover, 114pp | 14 x 21.5 cm
Anthology of short fiction from Caribbean writers, originally produced for use in secondary schools and offering a vivid introduction to regional storytelling, language and everyday life across the English-speaking Caribbean.
The selection brings together work by several authors, including Shirley Tappin, Barnabas J. Ramon-Fortuné, Joy Moore, C. Arnold Thomassos and others, reflecting themes of migration, colonial legacy, family life and social change. Each of the 17 stories is accompanied by simple illustrations and reading notes.
Good vintage condition: Mild wear and rubbing to covers, light creasing to corners. Pages toned with age, occasional spotting, binding firm. No inscriptions or annotations.
