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Dr. Benjamin Obadiah Iqbal Zephaniah is a British poet born in Birmingham, England. He left school at age 13 and was influenced by Jamaican music and poetry as well as street politics. At age 22, he moved to London where his first book of poems, Pen Rhythm, was published. He has since published over 15 books of poetry and 7 novels, mostly focused on themes of reggae music, racism, and social justice. He has also written children's books and plays.
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1509-1547 : Reign of Henry VIII
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1536-1539 : Monasteries closed
1539 : First Bible in English
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1584 : The Book of Common Prayer
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- 2. Biography Dr Benjamin Obadiah Iqbal Zephaniah was born and raised in Birmingham, England. He finished full time education at the age of 13. His poetry is strongly influenced by the music and poetry of Jamaica and what he calls 'street politics'. At the age of 22 he headed south to London where his first book Pen Rhythm was published by Page One Books.
- 3. HisProductions PenRhythm (1980) TheDreadAffair: CollectedPoems (1985) Arena City Psalms (1992) BloodaxeBooks Inna Liverpool (1992) AK Press TalkingTurkeys (1995) PuffinBooks Propa Propaganda (1996) BloodaxeBooks FunkyChickens (1997) Puffin School'sOut: PoemsNotforSchool (1997) AK Press FunkyTurkeys (Audiobook) (1999) AB White Comedy (Unknown) WickedWorld! (2000) Puffin Too Black, TooStrong (2001) BloodaxeBooks The Little Book of VeganPoems (2001) AK Press Reggae Head (Audiobook) 57 Productions talkingturkeyscool De RongSong Dispoetry
- 4. HisNovels Face (1999) Bloomsbury (published in children's and adulteditions) RefugeeBoy (2001) Bloomsbury Gangsta Rap (2004) Bloomsbury Teacher'sDead (2007) Bloomsbury Dartnell (2009) Bloomsbury Pingu (2002) Penguin Rasta 101 (1999) Privatepublication
- 5. Children´sBooks We are Britain (2002) Frances Lincoln Primary Rhyming Dictionary (2004) Chambers Harrap J is for Jamaica (2006) Frances Lincoln
- 6. HisPlays Playing the Right Tune (1985) Job Rocking (1987) Delirium (1987) Streetwise (1990) Mickey Tekka (1991) Listen to Your Parents (included in Theatre Centre: Plays for Young People - Celebrating 50 Years of Theatre Centre (2003) Aurora Metro, also published by Longman, 2007) Face: The Play (with Richard Conlon)