Current Caribbean Bibliography, first edited by HoldsworthH., then by D. K. Easton, latterly by N. West, 7 vols. Caribbean Commission, Port of Spain, Trinidad, 1951-57, each part 3s 6d.
3.
A Bibliography of West Indian Literature, 1900-1957, ed. CantonE. B., 56 pp. Caribbean Commission; Port of Spain, Trinidad, 1957, 3 s 6d - Vol. VII of Current Caribbean Bibliography, above.
4.
West Indian Literature: a select bibliography compiled by the University Library, 32 pp. University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica, 1964.
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2 BIBLIOGRAPHIES PUBLISHED SERIALLY
6.
Selective List of Recent Additions to the Library of the Caribbean Organization, 1962-, 4 vols. Caribbean Organization, San Juan, Puerto Rico; appears monthly.
7.
Fiction
8.
BennettA.The Survivors of the Crossing, 200pp. Heinemann, 18s.
9.
CarewJ.Moscow is not my Mecca, 198 pp. Secker and Warburg, 21s.
10.
ClarkeA. C.God the Stonebreaker, 247 pp. Heinemann, 21s.
11.
DathorneO. R.The Scholar-Man, 181 pp. Cassell, 16s.
12.
HarrisWilson.Heartland, 96 pp. Faber, 16s.
13.
KhanIsmit.The Obeah Man, 192 pp. Hutchinson, 18s.
14.
MittleholzerE.A Morning at the Office, 219 pp. Penguin Books, Harmondsworth, 4s - first published 1950, Hogarth Press.
15.
NaipaulV. S.The Mystic Masseur, 219 pp. Penguin Books, Harmondsworth, 3s 6d - first published 1957, André Deutsch.
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NaipaulV. S.The Mystic Masseur, 215 pp. André Deutsch, 18s - Russel Edition.
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NaipaulV. S.The Suffrage of Elvira, 240 pp. André Deutsch, 18s - Russel Edition; first published 1958, André Deutsch.
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NaipaulV. S.Miguel Street, 222 pp. André Deutsch, 18s - Russel Edition; first published 1959, André Deutsch.
19.
NicoleC.Blood Amyot, 256 pp. Jarrolds, 21s.
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PattersonH. Orlando.The Children of Sisyphus, 206 pp. New Authors Ltd (Hutchinson), 18s.
21.
SalkeyAndrew.Hurricane, 126 pp. Oxford University Press, 10s 6d.
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St OmerGarth.‘Syrop’, on pp. 139–87 of Introductions 2, Faber, London, 21s.
23.
Non-fiction
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HallDoullas.Ideas and Illustrations in Economic History.Holt, Rinehart and Winston Inc., New York, 23s 3d.
25.
IremongerLuiille.Yes My Darling Daughter, 196 pp. Secker and Warburg, 25s - autobiography.
26.
NaipaulV. S.An Area of Darkness, 281 pp. André Deutsch, 25s.
27.
WilliamsEric.Capitalism and Slavery, with Introduction by D. W. Brogan, ix + 285 pp. André Deutsch; cloth, 30s; paperbound, 15s - first published 1944, University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill, U.S.A.
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WilliamsEric.History of the People of Trinidad and Tobago, x + 292 pp. André Deutsch, 25s.
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Criticism
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‘Predestination, Frustration, and Symbolic Darkness in Naipaul's “A House for Mr Biswas”’, F. G. Rohler in Caribbean Quarterly, X, I, March.
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‘Reflections on the Novels in the British Caribbean’, W. I. Carr in Queen's Quarterly, LXXI, Winter, pp. 585–97 (see CANADA, Journals).
32.
Journals
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Caribbean Quarterly, X, 1-4. University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica, 2s 1d. Annual sub., 8s 4d.
34.
The following three journals appear occasionally, but did not publish any issues during 1964:
35.
Bim, ed. ColleymoreF., Barbados, BWI $0.75.
36.
Focus, ed. ManleyEdna, Kingston, Jamaica.
37.
Kyk-over-al, Argosy Publishing Co., British Guiana, BWI $0.50.
