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Cote ci Cote la
USD $30.00
Cote Ci Cote La is the popular dictionary of Trinidad and Tobago's local dialect. Featuring vivid illustrations and some 5000 words and sayings laid out
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From Attila to the Seventies: Humour, Fantasy, Picong and Smut (Part 2)
USD $15.00
From Attila to the Seventies: CD #7 Humour, Fantasy, Picong and Smut (Part 2) Researched and narrated by: Gordon Rohlehr Professor Emeritus — The University
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Hosay Trinidad
USD $37.50
This publication is the first detailed historical and ethnographic study of Islamic muharram rituals performed on the island of Trinidad… Frank Korom investigates the essential
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If Sparrow Say So… – A Tribute to the Mighty
USD $75.00
A series of 5 lecture performances. February 2014 In Appreciation of the Mighty Sparrow
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Marching to a Different Drummer
USD $27.00
The themes of culture and identity will forever bear relevance in a Caribbean context… (The writer) has taken up the challenge to address them honestly
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Mobilizing India
USD $28.50
‘The Central focus of the book is the “woman question” as it emerges through the mobilization of “Indianness” and other related notions of region, ethnic
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No Surrender: A Biography of The Growling Tiger
USD $12.00
Calypso is a folk/popular art form in Trinidad and Tobago, the country of its origin. Every year skilled signers, newcomers and even veterans, clash in
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Re-Igniting The Ancestral Fires: Heritage, Traditions, and Legacies of the First Peoples
USD $22.50
A collection of papers presented at the First International Conference of The First Peoples, convened in Trinidad in October 2013. The book covers the following
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Stories in Steel
USD $7.50
The true account of the invention of the Steel Pan and the emergence of the Steel Band Movement.
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The Garifuna: A nation across boarders
USD $31.50
The Garifuna are a true Caribbean people-originating over 500 years ago, when the aboriginal inhabitants of the island of St. Vincent intermarried with African slaves,
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The Man behind the Music: The People’s Calypsonian Bro. Valentino
USD $30.00
‘The Man behind the Music’ examines the career of one of the most gifted and popular exponents of the Calypso art form, People’s Calypsonian, Bro.
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Naparima Girls’ High School Cookbook
USD $22.50 – $33.75
This cookbook brings together a collection of recipes reflecting the taste and culture of the diverse ethnic groups of Trinidad and Tobago.
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The Theory and Practice of Creole Grammar
USD $24.90
By J.J. Thomas with an introduction by Gertrude Buscher
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The Trinidad Carnival
USD $44.25
New Beacon Books is pleased to make available again this classic book on the Carnival, first published in 1972 but out of print for many
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Wake People Wake: The Sacred and The Profane
USD $29.25 – $36.00
Wake People Wake is a socio-antropological study of the wake and waking habits that early Tobago folk practiced while engaging in the funerary rights. This
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