This is Guyana as most Guyanese remember it. Roll Over captures the essence of growing up in the Guyana that used to be and... More > no longer exists. Anyone who has ever been to or was associated with Guyana or the West Indies would enjoy this humorous yet poignant adventure. < Less

101 plus cartoons on political and social aspects of West Indian life, from the 1970's to 2007 by West Indian cartoonist... More > Mal. He has done editorial cartoons as well as comic strips for several West Indian publications including The Gleaner Company of Jamaica, Star Newspaper (Jamaica), The Jamaica Record, Trinidad Guardian, Nassau Guardian, Carib News, and Carib Impact in New York. < Less

For a truly humorous, intriguing, and exciting West Indian adventure, follow the lives of mischievous eleven-year-old Milo... More > Teekasingh, his older siblings Reena and Sunil, his rowdy friends from the Yard, Tillam, Moppa, Spanner, Dillip, Squingee and Chinee Roy, as Milo and his family move to New Amsterdam to live with his money-hungry Aunty Doogoo and her family. < Less

This is Guyana as most Guyanese remember it. Roll Over captures the essence of growing up in the Guyana that used to be and... More > no longer exists. Anyone who has ever been to or was associated with Guyana or the West Indies would enjoy this humorous yet poignant adventure. < Less

In the tradition of such great West Indian novels as Miguel Street, Crick Crack Monkey, Green Days by the River, Year in San... More > Fernando and A House for Mr. Biswas comes We Kinda People. This is a book of West Indian short stories set in various countries of that region including Guyana, Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados, Dominica and The Bahamas. < Less

For a truly humorous, intriguing, and exciting West Indian adventure, follow the lives of mischievous eleven-year-old Milo... More > Teekasingh, his older siblings Reena and Sunil, his rowdy friends from the Yard, Tillam, Moppa, Spanner, Dillip, Squingee and Chinee Roy, as Milo and his family move to New Amsterdam to live with his money-hungry Aunty Doogoo and her family. < Less

In the tradition of such great West Indian novels as Miguel Street, Crick Crack Monkey, Green Days by the River, Year in San... More > Fernando and A House for Mr. Biswas comes We Kinda People. This is a book of West Indian short stories set in various countries of that region including Guyana, Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados, Dominica and The Bahamas. < Less

101 plus cartoons on political and social aspects of West Indian life, from the 1970's to 2007 by West Indian cartoonist... More > Mal. He has done editorial cartoons as well as comic strips for several West Indian publications including The Gleaner Company of Jamaica, Star Newspaper (Jamaica), The Jamaica Record, Trinidad Guardian, Nassau Guardian, Carib News, and Carib Impact in New York. < Less

This is Guyana as most Guyanese remember it. Roll Over captures the essence of growing up in the Guyana that used to be and... More > no longer exists. Anyone who has ever been to or was associated with Guyana or the West Indies would enjoy this humorous yet poignant adventure. < Less