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The Roster

Caribbean & Diaspora Authors

Maroon House Press publishes across genres on purpose. A reading life is not one genre deep, and neither is a culture. These are the writers who carry the list. Why so many names? The pen names of Maroon House Press, explained.

14Authors
31Titles in print
8Genres

The writers on the Maroon House list

Provision Ground by Lorna Phillips Swift River by Lorna Phillips

Lorna Phillips

Literary Fiction

Literary fiction drawn from Caribbean memory and the women who carry it. Land, ancestry and the records that do not hold — Provision Ground in Hanover, Swift River in Portland Parish.

2 titles →
The Drowning of Maya Sinclair by Nikki Woods The Strong One by Nikki Woods The Strong One Workbook by Nikki Woods

Nikki Woods

Literary Fiction & Nonfiction

Founder and publisher of Maroon House Press. Writes Jamaican folklore-driven fiction, and nonfiction on over-functioning and recovery.

9 titles →
The Gospel According to Silence by L.J. Porter

L.J. Porter

Literary Fiction & Mystery

Quiet, interior fiction about faith, complicity, and what a congregation agrees not to say out loud.

1 title →
The Unsaid by J. Ellen Sussex

J. Ellen Sussex

Diasporic Literary Fiction

British-born writer of Jamaican descent, excavating the silences that empire and family leave behind.

1 title →
Kristion Rose Is Not Okay by Rae Baptiste

Rae Baptiste

Literary Fiction

Character-driven fiction about Black men, interior life, and the distance between coping and healing.

1 title →
Collision of Possibilities by Elle Woodfield

Elle Woodfield

Speculative Thriller

Chicago-set literary suspense where the danger is real, the humanity is realer, and easy answers never survive the first chapter.

1 title →
A Quiet Death by Miles Bishop

Miles Bishop

Crime & Mystery

The Eli Mercer series. Procedural crime fiction set where the church and the city keep each other’s secrets.

1 title →
The Night My Shadow Moved by Miko Gray

Miko Gray

Caribbean Gothic Horror · Young Adult

Ghost stories rooted in Jamaican duppy folklore, told in real teen voices. Atmospheric and fast, scary without splatter, and there is always a leftover shadow.

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The Barrel by Icilda Morant

Icilda Morant

Caribbean Ghost Stories · Adult

Ghost stories where the dead are owed something and the living have run out of time to pay. The Barrel is horror for adults, rooted in Jamaican duppy tradition.

1 title →
Marked by the Moon by Nia Foxx Blood & Moonlight by Nia Foxx The Last Reflection by Nia Foxx

Nia Foxx

Paranormal Romance

The Black Hollow series. Why-choose wolf shifter and witch romance, built on pack bonds and mirror-realm magic.

4 titles →
Claimed by Water by Zhade Claimed by Shadow by Zhade Claimed by Blood by Zhade

Zhade

Paranormal Romance

The Claimed trilogy. Elemental bonds, water spirits, and desire that arrives as a summons.

3 titles →
Nobody Need Know by Chasity Rivers Undone by Chasity Rivers Reclaimed by Chasity Rivers Becoming by Chasity Rivers

Chasity Rivers

Literary Erotica

Nobody Need Know and The Haven trilogy. Erotic fiction centered on desire, power, healing, and reclamation.

4 titles →
I Learn Her Silence by Isaiah Cole What He Does Not Ask For by Isaiah Cole

Isaiah Cole

Literary Erotica

The Attention series. Restraint, attention, and everything two people decline to say directly.

2 titles →
Tolipothy: The Root Awakens by Christian Ruff with Nikki Woods

Christian Ruff

Literary Fantasy

A Las Vegas carpenter whose debut novel, Tolipothy: The Root Awakens, written with Nikki Woods, began as a way to coax his wife back to her art.

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