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Haiti: Books For Sale
List as of May 3, 2002

Bob Corbett 1419 Tamm Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63139
(314) 647-6704


e-mail: corbetre@webster.edu

The list adds and subtracts items constantly, so please write to reserve
books or to check is they are still available. The most current list is
the one on my web site.

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BOOKS IN STOCK AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
Shipping is $3.00 for the first book and $.50 for each additional book,
book rate. Insurance or priority shipping are extra. Delivery outside the
U.S. will be arranged.

19 SCHILDERS UIT HAITI. A very early exhibition catalogue with Dutch text,
but lovely black and white reproductions of many paintings by 19 of the
famous "first generation" Haitian painters. A quite scarce item.
Nice condition. $60.00

Anon. 50 ANNEES DE PEINTURE EN HAITI. Vol. 1: 1930 - 1950. Several
contributing authors to this French text book. Paper, large, 114 Pages,
many black and white, a number of full page color.
$50.00

Aristide, Jean-Betrand. AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.. 1993. New hardbound book in
dust jacket. Life of the president-in-exile. Excellent book.
Special price on this new book, listed at $15.00, sale price $5.00

Aristide, Jean-Betrand. EYES OF THE HEART: SEEKING A PATH FOR THE POOR IN
THE AGE OF GLOBALIZATON. 2000. An 89 page book which outlines plans
Aristide sees for how Haiti might survive in an age of globalization. Very
useful in comparing what he has achieved with what he puts forward here.
Like new in dust jacket. $7.00

Beckwith, Carol and Angela Fisher. THE AFRICAN ROOTS OF VOODOO National
Geographic, August, 1995. Pp. 102-113. Traces the roots of Voodoo back to
Africa with great exceptional photos. Text too.
Like new. $5.00.

Beebe, William. BENEATH TROPIC SEAS. 1928 first edition of this
extraordinary 234 paged treatment of diving the reefs along Haiti's
coasts.
Without dust jacket: $20.00.

Beitler, James. THIS IS MY SOUL: POEMS & IMAGES OF HAITI. Oversized
paperback collection of poems and photographs published in 1977. Some nice
work in the 87 page work
Book is in very good condition. $20.00.

Bellegarde, Dantes. HAITI AND HER PROBLEMS. A 57 page booklet published in
Puerto Rico in 1936. An important scholarly contribution to understanding
the American occupation and it's follow up.
Good copy in plastic wrappers. $20.00.

Bentivegna, Joseph. THE NEGLECTED AND THE ABUSED: A PHYSICIAN'S YEAR IN
HAITI. New, paper. A touching account of a physician who spent a year in
voluntary service with Mother Teresa's sisters in Port-au-Prince and has
his entire view of healing and medicine in Haiti challenged.
$12.00

Bigelow, John. WIT AND WISDOM OF THE HAYTIANS This is not this very rare
book itself, but a xerox copy of it. I could never find the book. Finally,
in frustration I borrowed it on interlibrary loan, xeroxed the whole
thing, used a paper punch to put three holes and bound it in a binder.
Finally, however, I found the original of this 1877 very very rare book. I
am now offering my xerox copy (without the binder). It's quite an
interesting book.
$12.00

Bourne, Peter. BLACK GOLD.Many readers know Peter Bourne's more common and
famous novel of the Hatian Revolution -- Drums of Destiny, but few know
this much more scarce work, Black Gold. But again, Bourne takes us back to
Haiti of the revolutionary period to tell the story of "...Captain Thomas
Goodall -- a reckless seafarer of Napoleonic time who sought on the island
of Haiti what he missed so much on board." This is a hard bound copy of
this much sought after and scare work. Dust jacket and in excellent
condition. Published in England in 1964.
$38.00

Bourne, Peter. DRUMS OF DESTINY.Harb bound copy of this novel of the
revolution. Great story involving Christophe and foreign doctor. This is a
good reading copy, but worn. Binding is tight and solid
$15.00

Brown, Karen McCarthy. MAMA LOLA Well-known, informative and entertaining
account of a Haitian mambo in Brooklyn, NY. Brown worked with Mama Lola,
went to Haiti with her and catalogues a fascinating account of Haitian
Voodoo both in Haiti and in transition to New York.
Hard bound copy in good condition. $18.00

Buch, Hans Christoph. THE WEDDING AT PORT-AU-PRINCE. 1984 novel. 1st
edition.
vg, slight rough spot on dj. Historical novel which touches on three
different periods of Haitian history.
$20.00

Cave, Hugh. CROSS ON THE DRUM. Hard bound, 1959. Perhaps the best American
novel on Haitian Voodoo which I know. Set on the island of La Torture, it
concerns a Protestant missionary and a Voodoo houngan who come to
understand one another and one another's religions.
Copy in clean dustjacet: $18.00

Cave, Hugh. HAITI: HIGH ROAD TO ADVENTURE. One of the most popular and
sought after general travel books on Haiti. Great photos, sensitive
treatment.
Hardbound in dust jacket, nice first edition. $40.00.

Cave, Hugh. THE WITCHING LANDS.Book of short stories. All of them are
situated in the Caribbean, most in Haiti though he often uses a fictional
name of place.
Hardbound not in dust jacket and ex-library, but good condition. Scarce
book. $27.00.

Christensen, Barbara. THE MAGIC AND MEANING OF VOODOO. 1977 Children's
book, hard bound, with drawings and text. Deals with Voodoo in several
places including the U.S., but focuses centrally on Haiti.
$8.00.

Cobb, Charles. HAITI AGAINST ALL ODDS. Article in National Geographic of
Nov. 1987. Whole magazine. Nice condition. This magazine is worth it for
the one spectacular aerial photo of the Dominican/Haitian border, with
green forests on one side and bleak deforestation on the other. Two other
articles in this issue. See Deagan below.
$5.00.

Cole, Hubert. CHRISTOPHE: KING OF HAITI. 1967 scholarly biography of the
life of Henry Christophe. Nice condition ex-library book with dust jacket
and in a plastic mylar wrapping.
$16.00.

Cook, Mercer. AN INTRODUCTION TO HAITI. Very rare 1951 overview of Haiti.
I had this one on my "most wanted" list for 15 years and couldn't find a
copy, then found two copies in the same month! Well worn oversized
paperback. 150+ pages, photos, bibliogrphy and excellent material on
Haiti.
$50.00.

Courlander, Harold. THE BORDEAUX NARRATIVE. One of my favorite Haiti
books. This is a novel and Harold Courlander told me that after many years
of scholarly research he had a number of folk customs and legends
collected which he just couldn't published as scholarly reports since the
evidence was not strong enough. Yet he gave credence to these as common
beliefs in Haiti. So, in his senior years he wrote this road-story novel
to embody all these various legends. It is a marvelous read, and this is a
very fine copy in hard bound with dust jacket in a plastic cover.
$22.00.

Courlander, Harold. THE PIECE OF FIRE AND OTHER HAITIAN TALES. Put
bluntly: the best collection of Haitian folk tales ever assembled in
English. Courlander was a wonderful anthropologist and collected or
Haitian materials. This is a very nice ex-library book, clean and in dust
jacket and plastic cover.
$18.00.

Craige, John Houston. BLACK BAGDAD. Second of the famous hard bound books
which this military officer wrote during the American occupation in the
1930s. Craige's critique of Haitian people and culture set off a storm of
protest amoung liberals in the U.S. This is a beat-up of this scarce book
with no dust jacket, but full and solid text.
$33.00.

Craige, John Houston. CANNIBAL COUSINS. Famous hard bound book which this
military officer wrote during the American occupation in the 1930s.
Craige's critique of Haitian people and culture set off a storm of protest
amoung liberals in the U.S. This is a particularly nice copy of this
scarce book in full dust jacket.
$40.00.

Craige, John Houston, HAITIAN VIGNETTES. An amazing story and photo log
from a 1934 National Geographic Magazine. Craige, author of two notorious
books on Haiti, Black Bagdad and Cannibal Cousins, and a military person
in Haiti during the occupation, is the author. This is 51 page treatment
and includes 43 marvelous black and white photos and 13 color photos, when
color photos were more like drawings than photos. Some of these photos are
classic, and include a railroad in downtown P-a-P and a wonderful family
scene on the veranda of a gingerbread house. This is a quite scarce item
since National Geographics of this age are hard to find. This is the
entire magazine so you get the fringe benefit of such non-Haiti items as
an article on the stratosphere, and two studies of wild fowl and geese,
plus all the fun ads in NGs..
Quite nice condition copy for age. $32.00
Second copy: The magazine is whole, intact, worn, but text is intact and
fine. $28.00

Crosley, Reginald. THE VODOU QUANTUM LEAP: ALTERNATIVE REALITIES, POWER
AND MYSTICISM. This work by a Haitian-American physician is said to reveal
"the complexity and sophistication of Vodou and African-Haitian
spirituality."
Oversized paperback like new. $15.00.

Danticat, Edwidge. BREATH, EYES, MEMORY. Edwidge Danticat's famous first
novel, the story of three generations of Haitian women from Haiti to the
Dispora to the first generation born in the U.S.
Nice conditioned paperback. $7.00.

Danticat, Edwidge. THE FARMING OF BONES. Chilling novel of the Dominican
slaughter of Haitians in 1937.
Paperback edition is very fine conditions. $9.00.

Davis, Wade. THE SERPENT AND THE RAINBOW.. Large size paperback version of
this now classic work on the process of zombification.
First edition hard bound in dust jacket. Like new. $15.00.

Deagan, Kathleen. SEARCHING FOR COLUMBUS'S LOST COLONY. National
Geographic. Nov. 1987. See Cobb above.

Deren, Maya. DIVINE HORSEMEN: THE LIVING GODS OF HAITI. Important film by
an American scholar and film maker who lived in Haiti in the late 1940s
and early 1950's and not only studied Haiti but became an active convert
to Haitian Voodoo.
Excellent black and white footage of the early 1950s. $15.00

DeTellis, George, Jr. LAVI TI MOUN -- LIFE OF A CHILD: A STORY OF CHILD
SPONSORSHIP IN HAITI. Well done book on one charity's work to help
children of Haiti. Lots of colorful photos and text on slick paper.
Book like new. $10.00.

Devillers, Carole. HAITI'S VOODOO PILGRIMAGES OF SPIRITS AND SAINTS.
National Geographic, March, 1985.
Just the article alone, nicely cut out of a magazine, $5.00.
Or, the whole magazine in "as new" condition. $4.50.

Diederich, Bernard and Al Burt. PAPA DOC: THE TRUTH ABOUT HAITI TODAY.
Hard bound with dust jacket. Very good. This is an account of the life and
work of Papa Doc and the impact of his regime on Haiti.
$25.00.

Diederich, Bernard and Al Burt. PAPA DOC AND THE TONTON MACOUTE. Paperback
printed in Haiti. Same book as PAPA DOC: THE TRUTH ABOUT HAITI TODAY. 1986
version.
$18.00

Dobrin, Arnold. JOSPEHINE'S IMAGINATION. Hard bound copy of a young
children's story of Haiti, an oversized book with great illustrations.
This was always the favorite children's story from Haiti for one of my
daughters and she now has a copy which she reads with delight to her four
small sons.
Book in fine condition. $15.00

Drot, Jean-Marie. JOURNAL DE VOYAGE CHEZ LES PEINTRES DE LA FETE ET DU
VAUDOU EN HAITI. Very large over-sized hard bound art book. Black and
white prints and text in French celebrating Haitian painting.
Book is excellent condition. $55.00.

Dunham, Katherine. ISLAND POSSESSED. 1969 hard bound book in dust jacket.
Ex-library. The story of Katherine Dunham's long and famous connection to
the country of Haiti and Habitation Leclerc
Nice condition $20.00

Elliott, C. W. ST. DOMINGO: ITS REVOLUTIONS AND ITS HERO TOUSSAINT
LOUVERTURE. Alas, I am not offering this extremely rare volume itself
(which would be serveral hundred dollars were I to have an extra copy),
but this is simply a xerox copy of this 82 page book from 1855. I haven't
yet found the original for myself!
This is a xerox copy. $8.00.

Fagg, John Edwin. CUBA, HAITI & THE DOMINICAN REPULIC. 1965 non-fiction
study of these three nations. Very useful historical and research data.
Nice condition in dust jacket. $15.00.

Fass, Simon M. POLITICAL ECONOMY OF HAITI. 1990 non-fiction study of
Haiti's economy and specially focussed concrete cases. Without a doubt the
best book on Haitian economics every published in English!
Nice condition oversized academic paper back. $18.00.

Freeman, Bryant. SURVIVAL CREOLE. A short Creole language text which can
help one speak the necessary Creole for everyday living.
New $6.00.

Fresneau, Madame A. THERESA AT SAN DOMINGO: A TALE OF THE NEGRO
INSURRECTION OF 1791. This novel is translated from the French and is an
original 1889 edition. A lovely small book beautifully made with wood cuts
and other drawings. The novel is 213 pages long.
A beautiful 113 year old copy of novel. $50.00.

Galembo, Phyllis. VODOU: VISIONS AND VOICES OF HAITI. 1998 book of 113
pages filed with text and colorful photos telling the story of Haitian
Vodou.
New $20.00.

Greene Graham. THE COMEDIANS. Hard bound with dust jacket. very good
condition. This is the classic story of Papa Doc's macoutes and got Greene
banned from Haiti for life.
$7.00
Paperback version. $5.00.

Grove, Noel. THE CARIBBEAN: SUN, SEA AND SEETHING. National Geographic
Feb. 1981. Have whole magazine. The article does have several Haiti photos
and some treatment of political situation.
$4.00.

Gustafson, Elaine, editor. ISLAND DELIGHTS: THE SPIRIT AND PASSION OF
HAITIAN ART. Exhibition catalogue from Tampa Museum of Art exhibition Jan.
25- March 26, 2000. Colorful 25 page catalogue on slick paper with color
and black and white art as well as substantial text.
$12.00.

HAITI: A LOOK AT THE REALITY.   A 24 page newspaper published by
theQuixote Center in 1992 and examining many aspects of Haitian life since
the coup of 1986. The original news paper, complete. Browing a bit, but
not brittle. Lots of excellent material here.
$5.00

THE HAITI PILOT PROJECT.    Please note: I am not offering the original
document, this is only a xerox copy of it. However, I was intrigued when I
found this in a bibliograpy since it was a project for the reconstruction
of Haiti and offered very shortly after World War II. I wanted it.
Couldn't find it, so I got it on interlibrary loan and made two copies.
One is in my library -- I never found the original -- and this one I am
offering. It is 79 pages long.
$8.00

HAITIAN VODOU FLAGS.  nbsp;An exhibition of Voodoo flags at Trinity
College Nov. 1 to Dec. 10, 1999. This small fold out brochure has two
flags in color and some details of the exhibit. Just a largish flyer of
the exhibition.
$4.00

Hayes, Margaret Daly. INTERAGENCY AND POLITICAL-MILITARY DIMENSIONS OF
PEACE OPERATIONS: HAITI -- A CASE STUDY. This is a careful study of the
period from Oct. 1993 until Jan. 1995, a study of Operation Uphold
Democracy.
book like new. $15.00.

Hippolyte. MODULE 30. French text booklet of 25 pages on the art work of
Gerard Hippolyte. Prints in both b/w and color.
$15.00.

Hippolyte-Manigat, Mirlande. HAITI AND THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY. 1980
oversized paperback. 256 pages.
Fine. $17.00.

Icenhower, Joseph R. MR. MURDOCK TAKES COMMEAND. A story of pirates and
rebellion in Haiti. 1958. Hardbound in jacket cover. Wonderful adventure,
historical novel for youth, young teens of good earlier readers.
$20.00.

Jakovsky, Anatole. PEINTURE HAITIENNE. 86 page exhibition catalogue from a
1983 exhibition in Nice, France. Artists are treated alphabetically with a
representation of their art in a large b/w print, and bibliographic
material. 40 artists presented. Text in French.
$34.00.
One copy with slight wrinkles on cover. $29.00.

Jeanty, Edner A. and O. Carl Brown. LET'S LEARN CREOLE. Grammar and
practice text. Paper.
$10.00.

Jeanty, Edner A. and O. Carl Brown. PAROL GRANMOUN: 999 HAITIAN PROVERBS
IN CREOLE AND ENGLISH.
$18.00.

Jesse, F. Tennyson. MOONRAKER OR THE FEMALE PIRATE AND HER FRIENDS. 1927
novel about pirates on La Tortue. A female pirate captain at that -- in
drag!
$30.00.

Johnson, ANdrew. MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES REGARDING
ANTONIO PELLETIER. This is a book-length set of exchanges from President
Johnson and members of Congress and other government officials on the
famous Pelletier case in Haiti. This is an original document taken from
some official book of Congresss documents. It is from 1868 and is in very
good condition.
$40.00.

Johnson, Gyneth. HOW THE DONKEYS CAME TO HAITI. Long one of the most
popular collections of children's stories from Haiti. This hardbound book
printed in Haiti in 1949 is in it's original dust jacket, but the jacket
has tears and shows wear and slight fading.
Book is very good. $20.00.

Johnston, Sir Harry. . HAITI THE HOME OF TWIN REPUBLICS. And HAITI AND ITS
REGENERATION BY THE UNITED STATES. Dec. 1920, National Geographic. These
two essays by the famous travel writer are, in part, a justification of
the American Occupation, but also a documenting of it. His two essays are
accompanied by 21 b/w photos, many of them of the occupation troops and
troop activities. Also in this same edition: Osterhout, Major G.H., Jr. A
LITTLE-KNOWN MARVEL OF THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE. 1920 National Geographic
feature on the Citadel including 12 b/w photos. Text is a history of the
citadel and quite detailed. This is the entire December edition of 1920,
complete and in good shape. The spine is a bit tattered, but otherwise
quite nice. Since this issue has a very famous story on the art of
falconry, it is an especially hard to find edition since falconry fanciers
have gotten all the copies!
$35.00.

THE LEGACY OF AFRICA IN THE NEW WORLD.  An exhibition catalogue from the
Waterloo Museum of Art. Jan. 10 - Feb. 24, 1991. Catalogue has 9 photos of
Haitian art work, 8 b/w. The 8x8 catalogue has two holes punched in the
left margin for insertion into a binder.
$6.00.

LE MUSEE D'ART HAITIEN DU COLLEGE SAINT-PIERRE.1983 booklet on the
collection. 8 1/2 x 11 size paper. Many color and b/w prints, plus list of
collection. Color cover of Hector Hyppolite painting.
$20.00.

LE MUSEE D'ART HAITIEN DU COLLEGE SAINT-PIERRE. 1990s version of booklet
on the collection. 8 1/2 x 11 size paper. Many color and b/w prints, plus
list of collection. Color cover of Hector Hyppolite painting. Text in
French.
$18.00

LESSONS IN HAITIAN CREOLE WITH SOME INFORMATION REGARDING THE REPUBLIC OF
HAITI. This quite rare bookslet was published by the U.S. Marines for
marines in Haiti in 1923. It has grammar, vocabular and then some general
comments on Haiti.
A worn copy of this small manual of 90 pages. All there except the back
cover, and the book does have some supportive scotch tape on the binding.
Quite rare. $40.00.

Loederer, Richard A. VOODOO FIRE IN HAITI. First edition, 1935. Excellent
condition. A classic travelogue. Exaggerated, racist, sensationalist,
nonetheless, informative and entertaining. Literary Guild, but only
English version.
Very good. $15.00.

Marshall, Dawn I. THE HAITIAN PROBLEM: ILLEGAL MIGRATION TO THE BAHAMAS.
Oversized paperback. 1979. 239 pages.
Fine condition. $18.00.

Marshall, Harriet Gibbs. THE STORY OF HAITI. Please note: I am not
offering the book. This is another extremely rare book to find, a nearly
unknown history of Haiti from 1930. I despaired of finding it after
looking for years and made a full xerox copy of the 176 page book. Then,
later I found the original. Never have seen a second one offered anywhere.
I am offering this xerox copy only, not the book itself.
$12.00.

McConnell, H. Ormonde, and Eugene Swan. YOU CAN LEARN CREOLE. Scarce 1960
edition. This would be for those who might be interested in how Creole was
taught nearly 40 years ago.
$16.00.

Metraux, Alfred. VOODOO IN HAITI. Hardbound 1959 first edition.
Worn but good. $30.00

Monnin, Michel. SAINT LOUIS BLAISE. Large sized stiff paper catalogue of
work by artists Saint Louis Blaise. Features many color and black and
white prints of his work.
$35.00

Moore, O. Ernest. HAITI: ITS STAGNANT SOCIETY AND SHACKLED ECONOMY. 1972,
systematic analysis of Haiti's economy at this time. Hard bound in
dustjack.
Very good. $30.00.

Myers, Walter Dean. TOUSSAINT L'OUVERTURE: THE FIGHT FOR HAITI'S FREEDOM
Children's book that is much oversized and with nice illustrations. A good
start for children to learn of the Haitian Revolution and Toussaint's
role.
Book is like new in dust jacket. $15.00.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICS:  National Georgraphic is justly famous for its
photos (and alas, equally infamous for their stories!) Below is a list of
National Geographics which are in this list. Just go to the name of the
author or title to see description and price.
August 1916. See "Wards."
December 1920. See Johnston.
January 1931. See Simpich.
October 1934. See Craige.
September 1944. See Newman.
February 1961. See Scofield.
January 1976. See Patterson.
February 1981. See Grove.
March 1985. See Devillers.
November 1987. See Cobb.
August 1995. See Beckwith.

NEW ENGLISH CREOLE DICTIONARY I always called this my pick pocket
dictionary. A small 2 1/2 by 4 inch pocket dictionary which easily fits
into a shirt pocket. It has both section of Creole to English and then
English to Creole. Quite useful. Long since out of print and hard to find.
Used condition, but solid condition. $10.50.

Newcomb, Covelle. BLACK FIRE: A STORY OF HENRY CHRISTOPHE
Used condition, but solid condition. Hard bound, ex-library. $15.00.
$10.50.

Newman, Oliver P. BARE FEET AND BURROWS IN HAITI. National Geographic
Sept. 1944. Also: B. Anthony Stewart: HAITI GOES TO MARKET. Total of 20
photos in the two essays, some of them in color, but not normal color
photos, but those earlier painted-looking photos. Some really nice, as one
expects from National Geo. The whole magazine, which also includes some
second world war stories and a popular one on working dogs. The war year
National Geos are hard to get since they are collected for their war
stories and photographs.
This is a worn copy with some fraying on the spine, but the text is
perfect throughout. $22.00.

Osterhout, Major G.H., Jr. A LITTLE-KNOWN MARVEL OF THE WESTERN
HEMISPHERE. 1920 National Geographic feature on the Citadel including 12
b/w photos. Text is a history of the citadel and quite detailed. Also in
this edition: Sir Harry Johnston. HAITI THE HOME OF TWIN REPUBLICS. And
HAITI AND ITS REGENERATION BY THE UNITED STATES. These two essays by the
famous travel writer are, in part, a justification of the American
Occupation, but also a documenting of it. His two essays are accompanied
by 21 b/w photos, many of them of the occupation troops and troop
activities. This is the entire December edition of 1920, complete and in
good shape. The spine is a bit tattered, but otherwise quite nice. Since
this issue has a very famous story on the art of falconry, it is an
especially hard to find edition since falconry fanciers have gotten all
the copies!
$35.00.
A second copy which is again the whole magazine except it has no front
cover, but otherwise is intact and in surprisingly good condition. $30.00

Ott, Thomas O. THE HAITIAN REVOLUTION: 1789-1804. Very nice condition
paperback of this classic work on the Haitian Revolution.
Nice condition. $12.00.

Pataki, Eva. HAITIAN PAINTING: ART AND KITSCH. Extremely useful 1986 work
on Haitian art that is filled will illustrations and a long list of major
painters. This copy is surprisingly like new in dust jacket.
$30.00.

Patterson, Carolyn Bennett. HAITI: BEYOND MOUNTAINS, MORE MOUNTAINS.
National Geographic, Jan. 1976. Whole magazine.
Nice condition. $6.50.

Perusse, Roland I. HISTORICAL DICTIONARY OF HAITI. Quite rare book of
1977. It has nearly 900 entries in encyclopedia form on Haiti. About 15
years ago I contracted with the publisher to update the book, but after a
couple of years work I eventually abandoned the project and the book is
most unlikely to ever be reprinted. This is only the second copy I've ever
had for sale.
Nice condition hard bound. I can't really tell if it is ex-library or from
a personal library. $55.00.

Pierre-Louis, Ulysse  LOOK HAITI.   1973 book on Haitian art and life.
Lovely colorful pictures.
20.00.

Polk, Richard.  STRANGE HUNGERS.   1963 s/m porno novel set in Haiti and
featuring a black leather dominatrix on the cover! Paperback in good
condition.
7.00.

Renda, Mary A. TAKING HAITI: MILITARY OCCUPATION AND THE CULTURE OF U..S.
IMPERIALISM, 1915-1940. A very scholarly 390 page study of this period.
This is an uncorrected page proof early edition of this book in paperback
form. It is like new.
$18.00.

Richardson, Michael. A EPISODE IN FRAGMENTARY HISTORY: SURREALISM AND THE
1946 REVOLUTION IN HAITI. One of about 15 or so essays in the book:
REVOLUTIONARY ROMANTICISM, edicted by Max Blechman. Large sized paper back
in excellent condition.
$13.00.

Rigaud, Milo. SECRETS OF VOODOO. Paperback version. 214 pages.
Good condition. 1971. $10.00.

Riley, Edwin Garnet. CHRISTOPHE. A poem about Henry Christophe. Bound as
small four page pamphlet with drawing as well. Nice condition. Date
unknown. Early.
$5.00.

Riou, Roger. TURTLE ISLAND -- GOODBY. Story of Father Roger Riou, a
Belgian priest who worked on the island of La Tortue during Papa Doc's
regime and was eventually exiled from Haiti. Riou takes great pride in
that he worked on the anti-superstitution campaign in the early 1940s.
Published in the U.S. under the title of The Island Of My Life.
Like new condition of this 1974 hard bound non-fiction work. $18.00.

Roberts, Kenneth. LYDIA BAILEY. (1948) Fascinating 1940s hard back novel
of the period of the Revolution in Haiti. Excellent reading.
Nice condition book, but tattered dust jacket. $5.00.

Rochat, Joyce. DARK SUNRISE. (1958) This is a non-fiction book, a look at
Haiti by a woman who worker their in the 1950s. This hard bound copy has a
somewhat loose cover, but entact as is the whole book. Interestingly this
is an ex-library copy from a Seventh-Day Adventist library which makes me
suspect that's where the woman worked.
Fair, bindings going. $18.00.

Rodman, Maia. MARKET DAY FOR TI ANDRE. A children's book telling the story
of a boy who gets lost while following a rara band. However, what makes
this book a very high demand book is that the illustrations were done by
Wilson Bigaud in 1952 at the height of his productivity.
Very nice colorful copy, may be ex-public library or could just be from a
private library. In either case, a lovely book. $90.00
A second copy is much rougher. It is ex-library and while the book and
pages are all fully intact it is well worn. $75.00.

Scofield, John. HAITI -- WEST AFRICA IN THE WEST INDIES. In National
Geographic, Feb. 1961. Entire magazine in very good condition. Marvelous
photos, including the murals of Holy Trinity, Saut d'Eau, the Citadel.
$8.00.

Scully, Cammie. HAITIAN ART: TWENTY YEARS OF COLLECTING AT THE WATERLOO
MUSEUM OF ART.    A 1997 retrospective of the Waterloo collection. In text
and brilliant color photos (35 of them), this slick papered magazine is a
must for the art collectors.
Like new. $25.00.

Sheehan, Arthur and Elizabeth. PIERRE TOUSSAINT.     This is a 1955
biography of Pierre Toussaint, ex-Saint Domingue slave who has recently
been beautified by the Vatican and may well become the first Haitian
saint. The book is out of print and once Pierre Toussaint becomes a saint
it will be a very difficult book to find. This is a nice ex-library copy
in plastic mylar cover and solid.
$20.00.

Somtow, S.P. DARKER ANGELS.    A 1998 hard bound novel in dust jacket just
like new. This is not really a "Haiti" novel, but a Voodoo novel, in which
a major character in a U.S. Civil War story is a Voodoo priest.
Like new. $6.00.

Sotheby's.  HAITIAN PAINTINGS  Early Sotheby catalogue with all Haitian
paintings, 22 of them pictured in this volume. Sale from Jan. 25, 1975.
sale # 3718.
Nice condition. $30.00

Sotheby's.  HAITIAN PAINTINGS  Early Sotheby catalogue with all Haitian
paintings, 33 of them pictured in this volume. Sale from May 9, 1978. sale
# 623.
Nice condition. $33.00

Sotheby's.  HAITIAN PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE  Early Sotheby catalogue with
all Haitian paintings, 39 of them pictured in this volume. Sale from May
23, 1979. sale # 623.
Nice condition. $33.00

Sotheby's. IMPORTANT LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE.
Sotheby's auction catalogue from Nov. 27-28-29, 1984. (sale 5246). 54
Haitian paints pictured, about 5 color, rest b/w.
$30.00

Sotheby's. IMPORTANT LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE.
Sotheby's auction catalogue from Nov. 27-28-29, 1984. (sale 5246). 54
Haitian paints pictured, about 5 color, rest b/w.
$30.00

Sotheby's. IMPORTANT LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE.
Auction catalogue from Nov. 26-27, 1985.. Sale # 5403. 10 Haitian
paintings pictured.. Very good condition.
$22.00

Sotheby's. LATIN AMERICAN ART. Auction catalogue from Nov. 25-26, 1986.
Sale # 5517. 10 Haitian paintings pictured. Fine condition.
$22.00

Sotheby's. LATIN AMERICAN ART. Auction catalogue from May 20-21, 1986.
Sale # 5459. 7 Haitian paintings pictured.. Fine condition.
$20.00

Sotheby's. LATIN AMERICAN PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND SCULPTURE, PART II.
Auction catalogue from Nov. 16, 1994. Sale # 6627. 3 Haitian paintings
pictured. Fine condition.
$13.00

Stepick, Alex. PRIDE AGAINST PREJUDICE: HAITIANS IN THE UNITED STATES An
1998 study of Haitians in the Diaspora. Oversized paperback in very good
condition.
$16.00.

Stivenson Magloire. Lovely art catalogue of his work. 8 1/2 x 11, with
many full page color prints. Text in French.
$25.00.

Stoddard, T. Lothrop. THE FRENCH REVOLUTION IN SAN DOMINGO An undated
over-sized paperback reissue of this very scholarly work of 1914.
410 pages. As new. $18.00.

STRETCH In the 1990s I published a magazine on Haiti. It was in part a
begging letter for my charity work in Haiti, but increasing in the 90s
began to offer book reviews, political analysis, new stroies and such.
Finally in 1994 I closed down the magazine and opened the Haiti e-mail
list on-line, which now has nearly 1200 subscribers. The magazine had 2500
subscribers and we used to print just a few extra, keeping costs low. Thus
these hand full of back issues are extremely rare documents.
Each issues is $7.00.
Number 4: Winter 1990: Voodoo Issue.
Number 5: Spring 1991: Revolution Part One
Number 6: Summer 1991: Revoution Part Two
Number 7: Fall 1991: Revolution Part Three
Number 8: Winter 1991: Revolution Part Four
Number 10: Spring 1993: (Short issue, only 8 pages. Most issues are 36-40
pages).

Taft, Edna.   A PURITAN IN VOODOO LAND.    Insightful woman visited Haiti
during the American occupation and made a serious effort to get out of her
limited class and color background to experience a wider range of Haiti.
This 1938 hardbound copy is fine. No dust jacket. Actually what's left of
it is inside the book
$37.00.

Tarry, Ellen.   THE OTHER TOUSSAINT: A POST-REVOLUTIONARY BLACK.
Biography of Pierre Toussaint, ex Haitian slave who lived a saintly life
in New York and has recently been elevated to the status of "blessed" by
the Roman Catholic Church. This is the stage immediately prior to formal
sainthood.
This 1971 hardbound copy is fine, in a fine dust jacket
$18.00.

TEACHING ABOUT HAITI A 32 paged newspaper format teaching guide published
by the Network of Educators on the Americas in 1993. This is the original
news magazine featuring articles on history of Haiti, maps, folktales,
Konbit, Vodou, Haitian Voices and much more. Very good condition.
$5.00.

Temple, Frances. TASTE OF SALT.. New paperback. Youth novel set during the
early presidency of Aristide.
$8.00.

Thoby-Marcelin, Philippe and Pierre Marceline. THE BEAST OF THE HAITIAN
HILLS.. Like-new paperback. Marvelous novel of Voodoo and folk customs in
the 1940s in Haiti.
$10.00.

Thorne, Anthony. THE WARM PEOPLE. Hard bound copy of this British novel
set in Haiti and written in 1953.
Good condition. $18.00.

Toirac, Florent D. A PIONEER MISSIONARY IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. This is
a like-new paper back, signed by the author. 250 pages of this volume are
on his work in Haiti.
$10.00

WARDS OF THE UNITED STATES.   An unsigned story in National Geographic,
August, 1916. The article covers The Dominican Republic, Haiti and
Nicaragua. The section on Haiti is extensive and has 30 incredible black
and white photos of Haiti. One is extraordinary given the later art
revival in the 1940s. Most people are familiar with the famous photo of
Hector Hyppolite in front of his home, Ici Renaissance. This 1916 magazine
has virtually the same photo of a different artist in front of his painted
hut. It would be very hard for most to tell the difference! Other photos
include a great rural market, streets, cemetery and railroad in P-a-P,
arch in Les Cayes, forested mountains, rural tailor, statue of Dessalines,
a very unusual photo of the citadel and much more. A very difficult item
to find.
Nice condition $32.00.
A second copy which is a re-bound as a single magazine with hard cardboard
cover and the old cover pasted on them. Text is solid and clean
$28.00.


Waugh, Alec. ISLAND IN THE SUN. 1955 novel set in a fictional British
island. Not much about Haiti itself, but the treatment of the color
problem on his island is an excellent treatment and helps a great deal in
understanding the color problem of Haiti.
Hardback. Good. $6.00.

Williams, Sheldon. VOODOO AND THE ART OF HAITI. 109 page paper back from
the 1960s which has text on Haitian art, plus a large number of black and
white reproductions and some color plates.
Like new. $35.00.

Wirkus, Faustin. THE WHITE KING OF LA GONAVE. 1932 account of the author
as U.S. marine on La Gonave.
Hardbound, good. $45.00.

Wouk, Herman. DON'T STOP THE CARNIVAL. This novel is not really about
Haiti, but about a fictional Caribbean island. It's focuses on the ugly
America in the Caribbean.
Hardbound. Good. $6.00.

Yerby, Frank. THE GOLDEN HAWK. Hardbound 1940s fiction novel of pirates
who come in and out of Hispaniola as their base. Yerby was a well-known
write of historical fiction of the period. Used, but good reading copy.
$5.00.