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• PoetryCaribbean Jingles: Dialect and Other Poems of British HondurasJames Sullivan Martinez · 1920The first Belizean book to give wide space to Creole, published by a cabinetmaker of the colony.Literature
• PoetryDawn Is a FishermanRaymond Barrow · 1958A civil servant from Belize turns daybreak on the coast into a fishing scene.Literature
• NarrativeNorth Amerikkkan BluesEvan X Hyde · 1971A Belizean student returns from the United States carrying Black Power and says so in a book he publishes himself.Literature
• NovelBeka LambZee Edgell · 1982A Creole teenager in Belize City grows up while the colony sets about freeing itself from London.Literature
• NovelThe Sinners' BossanovaGlenn D. Godfrey · 1987In the colony at war, a man has had the enemy supplied at sea and awaits the return of the boat that may ruin him.Literature
• Short storiesThose Ridiculous YearsFelicia Hernandez · 1988A teacher from Dangriga, settled in California, tells the life of the Garifuna of her country in short stories.Literature
• Short storiesOn Heroes, Lizards and PassionZoila Ellis-Browne · 1988A lawyer from Dangriga tells, in seven short stories, of the Belize of the villages and that of the diaspora.Literature
• PoetryBelizean FlavourLeo Bradley · 1991The first librarian of Belize brings together his poems and his stories about the country.Literature
• Short storiesPataki Full: Seven Belizean Short StoriesColville Young · 1991Belizean life in satire, by a linguist of Creole who became governor-general.Literature
• NarrativeCry Wolf: The Story of Hurricane HattieMilton Arana · 1993The testimony of a Belizean poet on the storm that devastated the colony's capital in 1961.Literature
• PoetryNaked Eye: Belizean Proverbs and PhilosophyGeorge Seymour Gabb · 1996A Belizean sculptor puts down in writing, in Creole and in English, the proverbs of his country.Literature

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