Tales of Jamaican Mongrel is about a tar black mongrel called Blackie. Amongst the issues of mistreatment of the dogs by the residents of the Common Vill innercity community; Blackie has to deal with the death of his entire family and becoming an alpha dog. On his quest for revenge Blackie soon come to learn some harsh lessons. This book celebrates self worth and advocates that animals should be taken care of no matter their breed. It also speaks of adolescence lessons of self awareness and maturity. So come and be thrilled, angered, frightened, experience a gamut of emotions as you read about the Tales of a Jamaican Mongrel. Punchy and entertaining in all its part, young adolescence will love to read this book. This book also include a jamaican patois glossary so as you read along you see how patois is used in context.

This is not just a story about animal cruelty; this is a story about friendship. After two men attempt to capture a wild crocodile from a Jamaican river using nothing but a mongrel dog as bait, all animals from the community of Iron Bridge band together to revolt. But the introduction of a wild crocodile is just the beginning of the terror that runs through Iron Bridge. Just as the excitement over the crocodile starts to die down, an even more horrific incident has shattered the Iron Bridge animal community. Realizing they are defenseless against the calamity that has fallen upon them, the helpless animals must enlist the help of Clifton, a ten-year-old handicapped boy that possesses the unique gift of talking with animals. Now, the young boy and the motley crew of animals must race against time before the community of Iron Bridge is devoid of animal life forever.

In over 50 years of toiling, the Pioneers Reggae transitioned steadfastly from the Ska era to Rocksteady, and to Reggae and some of its many fusions. The Pioneers' Second Book of Proverbs and Social Commentary and its counterpart, First Book of Proverbs and Social Commentary as well as the book titled Collectively and Individually: The Pioneers Record Sleeves Over the Decades were written to celebrate the Pioneers Reggae Group's musical journey as seen through the eyes of a lifetime fan whose intent is to draw on narrative and content analysis as a methodology to bring the groups' lifeworks to prominence and to remind the world of the great works created by the Pioneers and their important contribution to the reggae music industry.

A tale inspired by the 1976 attempted assassination of Bob Marley spans decades and continents to explore the experiences of journalists, drug dealers, killers, and ghosts against a backdrop of social and political turmoil.