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With settings ranging from the poet's native Barbados across the southern United States to Brazil, this compilation is a reflection of 21st-century existence and an unlabored metaphor for individual life stages. Included herein are lovely accounts of both the tenacity of the very old and the curiosity of the very young. Exploring themes such as grandiosity, pretension, inequality, and regret, these poems also demonstrate a real human connectio...

In this novel of immigration and homecoming, Alphonso Hutson is torn between his former home in Barbados, with lingering memories of his parents and brother, and his new life in America with his wife and daughters. When Alphonso returns to the beautiful but politically turbulent Barbados after nearly 16 years, he must come to terms with his heritage and the ghosts of the past before he can return to the United States and truly call it home. Ra...

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Based on the life of merchant prince King Ja Ja of Opobo, Anthony Kellman has created a richly imaginative and warmly human work of historical fiction. Weaving between the official records and the satirical traditions of the "tuk" song, Tracing Ja Ja charts the emerging love between an exiled African king and his Barbadian servant.

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The island of Barbados is the central character is this epic poem, which combines narrative development, historical insight, and traditional folk sounds to tell the story of the island from the time of early Amerindians to the present day. Anthony Kellman invents his own Tuk verse forms that include the three-line tercet verse form, rhymed couplets in tetrameter, and rhythmic patterns of the snare drum. These provide a cadence to each section ...