MAROON HOUSE PRESS

Caribbean & Diaspora Storytelling

The Catalog

Maroon House Press Books

Every Maroon House Press book in one place: literary fiction, literary fantasy, crime and thrillers, paranormal romance, literary erotica, Caribbean Gothic horror, Caribbean ghost stories, and Reinvention House nonfiction, written from the Caribbean and the diaspora. For Caribbean novels and reading guides, start with Caribbean fiction.

31Titles in print
14Authors
7Series

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Frequently asked questions

What does Maroon House Press publish?

Maroon House Press publishes literary fiction, literary fantasy, crime and thrillers, paranormal romance, literary erotica, Caribbean gothic horror for young adults, Caribbean ghost stories for adults, and Reinvention House nonfiction: 31 titles from 14 authors, rooted in the Caribbean and the diaspora.

Where can I buy Maroon House Press books?

Every title in the catalog is sold on Amazon. Each book above links straight to its Amazon listing, in paperback, Kindle, or both.

What order should I read the Maroon House Press series?

The Black Hollow Series: Girl in the Smoke (prequel), Marked by the Moon, Blood & Moonlight, The Last Reflection. The Claiming Trilogy: Claimed by Water, Claimed by Shadow, Claimed by Blood. The Haven Trilogy: Undone, Reclaimed, Becoming. The Attention Series: I Learn Her Silence, then What He Does Not Ask For.

Where should I start with Caribbean novels from the press?

Start with Caribbean fiction, which covers the press’s Jamaica-rooted novels and links to reading guides for Jamaican, Haitian, and Trinidadian novels.

Where should I start with Caribbean Gothic?

See the Caribbean Gothic shelf. Teen readers, and anyone who wants the folklore with a lighter touch, should start with Miko Gray’s The Night My Shadow Moved. Adult readers who want darker duppy stories should start with Icilda Morant’s The Barrel.

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