LiTTscapes - Landscapes of Fiction from Trinidad and Tobago

By Kris Rampersad

Subjects: scapes, school master, Ramleela, Mandir, Calypsonian, STeeple, Girl Victims, Village Shop, Sugar, Scrubbing Board, Jumbie Bird Walk, Archbishop's House, Childhood, CiTTyscapes, Gratter, NosTalgia, University of the West Indies, Divali, Priests, Tiger Prowl, Flambouyant, Temple, History, Pepper Sauc, Ambard, Anand, LiTTjaunts, folk, Timescapes, IndusTTry, Blue Jay, Walk, Hosay, villages, FooTsteps, DestiTution, Kiskadee, Baptist, Trinidadian and Tobagonian literature, Attorney, PatrioTism, calypso, Description and travel, Queen's Royal College, Cathedral, Galvanised house, Mortar and Pestle, Caribbean, Colonial, Chandles Home, Fiction, Jaunt, Cocoa, Historic buildings, FicTTscapes, Mayaro, lime, Kuti, superstitions, Secondary Education, J'Ouvert, Steelpan, Stollmeyer's Castle, Father Harold, EducaTion, Oil, Pictorial works, Caper, Magnificent Seven, FiTTscapes, Politics and government, Pirate, Hummingbird, Dragon, Cricket, Christmas, water barrel, Rainy Season, Horace, Iguana, Biswas, Ajoupa, Cane Cutter, global, Sastra, NaTurescapes, Cross CounTry, Francis’ Expedition, Landscapes in literature, Church, politics, Police, DreamWalk, White Hall, Seasons, Cinema, rum shop, Cool Down, LiTerary, History and criticism, Mosque, Fisherman, Roti, Headmaster, SporT, Plantation House, Coconut, Ice Cream Pail, Nightfall, Tobago, Boy Heroes, St Kitts, Home Sweet Home, Cascadura, FesTTscapes, Environmental aspects, Nepaul Street, Student Trek, Global MovemenTs, InstiTutions, Pitching Marbles, Dogs & Chickens, Festivals, Stickfighting, Carnival, Vacation, Mille Fleur, Trinidad and Tobago, PosTscript, Dry Season, society, oil drums, Literature, AuThors’ Bibliography, Lady Butterfly, Beach, Family, Lavren, Gayelle, Escapade, SupersTition, Marke, Economic aspects, Kamla, PiT stop, Biswas Move, Politician, Bishop's House, Cows and Goats, Spoiler View, Hindu Wedding, literary houses, Pundit, Deadly Jelly Fish, Daily, Puja, Women’s Education, LiTTour, Cycle, Obeah Man, Barracks, Fernando, Social aspects

Description:  Full colour, easy reading, coffee table-style  More than 500 photographs of Trinidad and Tobago  Represents some 100 works by more than 60 writers  Captures intimate real life and fictional details of island life  Details exciting literary moments, literary heritage walks & tours  Essential companion on T&T for tourists, students, policy makers, academics, lay readers