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Mighty Sparrow, Calypso King of the World

Mighty Sparrow,
Calypso King of the World

Odimumba Kwamdela
 (J. Ashton Brathwaite)
The Mighty Sparrow's impact in the calypso arena contains many issues that cry out to be hotly debated: Is this "Nat King Cole of calypso" indeed the greatest calypsonian of all time? Read about the Mighty Sparrow's rise from poor boy in Trinidad to becoming the undisputed Calypso King of the World.

 


Format: Paperback 
Pub. Date: April 2004
ISBN: 0941266311

Journey Through Jailhouse Jeopardy: A Good New York City Teacher Ends Up Down
in Bad Rikers Island Jail

Odimumba Kwamdela
 (J. Ashton Brathwaite)
This book by  retired New York City high school teacher Kwamdela is a no-holds-barred account of why NYC schools spiral downward & out of control. Especially captivating are his accounts of his years teaching adolescent inmates  "locked down" in in volatile Rikers Island Jail. 

    

 

Grassroots Philosopher
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The Prophet Next Door

Soul in the Wilderness
Odimumba Kwamdela
 (J. Ashton Brathwaite)

The reprint of the 1971 book just out of Her Majesty's Army, back to civilian life in London, no longer the gullible teen when he sign on for 9 years, but aware and angry,  he struggles with the present, looks back on the past, and contemplates the future.  
$10


Format: Paperback
Rev Pub. Date: January 1985
ISBN: 0941266028   

Niggers This Is Canada
Odimumba Kwamdela
 (J. Ashton Brathwaite)
Reprint of the 1972 reality-based fiction book. So long was the original version labeled  “controversial” in Canada to elicit much surprise when eventually the label “underground classic” took over.

 

 

 

 

   

 

ODIMUMBA KWAMDELA

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