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THE ARAWAK GIRL de Lisser, Herbert G. Published by The Pioneer Press, Kingston Jamaica., 1958 Condition: Good. Soft cover
THE ARAWAK GIRL de Lisser, Herbert G. Published by The Pioneer Press, Kingston Jamaica., 1958 Condition: Good. Soft cover
THE ARAWAK GIRL de Lisser, Herbert G. Published by The Pioneer Press, Kingston Jamaica., 1958 Condition: Good. Soft cover
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THE ARAWAK GIRL de Lisser, Herbert G. Published by The Pioneer Press, Kingston Jamaica., 1958 Condition: Good. Soft cover

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Title: THE ARAWAK GIRL

Publisher: The Pioneer Press., Kingston Jamaica.

Publication Date: 1958

Binding: Soft cover

Book Condition: Good

Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket

Edition: 1st Edition

92 printed pages.  12 x 18.5 cm. Original green and white paper coves (small piece torn from top edge otherwise very good condition).  A short novel by Jamaica's first novelist.

Herbert George de Lisser CMG (1878 -1944) was a Jamaican journalist and author. He has been called "one of the most conspicuous figures in the history of West Indian literature.

In 1949 Una Marson (1905-65) launched the Pioneer Press, the book-publishing arm of Jamaican newspaper The Gleaner. Marson is recognised as the first major woman poet of the Caribbean and an outstanding feminist. Marson was a vulnerable yet worldly-woman who dedicated her life to the great causes of her day including gender equality and racial solidarity which she most poignantly portrayed in her poem ‘There will come a time’ (1931).

WorldCat locates three copies in the UK.