Publications
The Eagle Clan Arawaks share knowledge, stories, language, and lived experiences through a growing body of published works by Damon Corrie, Sabantho Aderi Corrie-Edghill and Laliwa Hadali Corrie.
These books span generations and genre - from mythology and fantasy to history, culture, spirtuality, and language preservation. Together, they reflect both ancestral teachings and contemporary experiences, offering readers insight into Indigenous identity, storytelling traditions, and lived realities.
Each publication stands on its own, while also continuity, education, and remembrance,
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Upcoming Publications
The Light in My Calabash is an upcoming poetry collection tracing ancestry, belonging, love, motherhood, and cultural memory. Written between the Caribbean and the Nordic region, these poems reflect the lived experience of diaspora, carrying Indigenous roots forward while learning to live across worlds.
This collection brings together seventy poems that move between personal reflection and collective history, honoring lineage, ancestral wisdom, and Indigenous ways of understanding connection, responsibility, and becoming.
The Light in My Calabash
A poetry collection by Sabantho Aderi
If you would like updates on the release of The Light in My Calabash, please email: sabanthoaderi@gmail.com
Follow the journey
This is a remarkable book told from a unique perspective. Damon Corrie is a hereditary chief of the Eagle Clan, of the Arawak Tribe based mostly in Guyana. He has made a lifelong study of the mystery animals and animal folklore of his people, and we believe that this is the first time that these remarkable accounts have been collected together in a single volume.
On top of that, the CFZ's very own Richard Freeman has added a number of appendices describing the expedition that he and Damon went on back in 2007.
We heartily recommend this new volume to anybody interested in the mysteries of South America, and the mythology which shapes the people who still live there.
High in the cloud forests of Peru lives the only bear in South America, the spectacled bear. This tender story follows one special bear, Mama Bear, and the little one she lovingly cares for.
Through playful adventures, cozy moments, and discoveries of the forest’s treasures like cacao pods, figs, bamboo shoots, and golden aguaymantos, children are introduced to the beauty of the Andes and the bond between mother and child.
With gentle prose and rich illustrations, Mama Bear is both a heartwarming tale of love and belonging and a window into South America’s landscapes, foods, and wildlife. At the back, young readers will also find fascinating facts about the spectacled bear and the fruits and shoots it enjoys.
Perfect for ages 3 to 6, this book is ideal for bedtime reading, classrooms, and family story time, celebrating nature, nurture, and the joy of discovery.
Under the Canopy of Stars is a breathtaking journey into the heart of a lush rainforest steeped in ancestral wisdom. Through the eyes of Young Indigenous voices, readers are drawn into a tale of resilience, self-discovery, and the unbreakable connection between humanity and nature.
Guided by the traditions of Lokono Spirituality, the story beautifully weaves together key themes like family, identity, heritage, and survival. With vivid storytelling and a deep respect for the Lokono-Arawaks, this book is a celebration of a specific theme, ancestral wisdom.
Whether you’re seeking a tale that inspires, educates, or transports you to a world under the stars, this book promises to leave a lasting impression.
From the unknown first manufacture of crude sugar cane rum called Warapo by Lokono-Arawak Women in Barbados in 1628, to Arawak woman Yon who was the first slave to win her freedom in any English colonial court in the western Hemisphere, to Salymingo, Yarico, Tituba, and the presence since 1925 of a 100+ person re-migrant urban indigenous Lokono-Arawak descendant population in Barbados in 2025, this book will open your eyes to Barbados Indigenous History and contemporary presence - in a way no other book ever has.
Step into the heart of the jungle and meet Kama, a playful and curious tapir with a love for adventure. From swimming in rivers to exploring the dense forest, Kama’s days are filled with excitement and wonder. But it’s not just the jungle’s beauty that captures Kama’s heart—there’s something even more special that he cherishes above all else.
This enchanting tale, brought to life with vibrant illustrations, celebrates the magic of nature and the joy of exploration. Perfect for young readers, Kama the Tapir is a delightful story that inspires curiosity and a deep appreciation for the world around us.
A must-have for parents and educators looking to introduce children to the wonders of wildlife and the importance of protecting our natural environment.