Explores questions of friendship, conflict, community, ethics, and power in humorous ways. These stories are a testament to a father's struggle to be a vivid presence in the life of his son despite separation and distance.

Edward Said called him a "centrally important twentieth-century figure," while Caryl Phillips said, "There is little doubt that James will come to be regarded as the outstanding Caribbean mind of the twentieth century." Constance Webb (1918-2005) spent many years working in the publishing industry as an editor and writer. Her correspondence with her husband, C. L. R. James, is the subject of the book Special Delivery. Anna Grimshaw, associate professor of anthropology at Emory University, was C. L. R. James's research assistant at the end of his life and edited Special Delivery and The C. L. R. James Reader.

Serial not Cereal
The Bomb Threat - Part I
The Bomb Threat - Part II
Michelangelo and the Statue of David
The Dirty Snowball and White Raincoat
Mighty Mouse and the Conceited Cowboy
Emperor Jones and the African Drums
Nobbie's Birthday
The Teacher Who Feared Rats
Androcles and the Lion
The Club Starts a Newspaper
Bruno and Leo Have a Fight
Bad Boo-boo-loo Messes up the Time
The Ghost at the Window
Police Proclamation
The Remarkable Greeks--Part l
The Remarkable Greeks--Part II
Delphi and Herodotus Discussion
Round Heads and Cavaliers
Bad Boo-boo-loo Rides in a Horse Race
The Liverpool Cathedral
Children in the Resistance
Ghana Independence
Sir Lancelot and the Tack
Apollo
The Fossil Fight
Bad Boo-boo-loo and the Shark Fight
The Shark Fight--Second Installment
Ulysses--A Great Hero
Mighty Mouse and the Sinking Ship
Moby Dick Fights a Strange Eagle
The Monster in the Park
The Baby Sitter
Bruno the Bulldog has Heart Pain
David and Goliath
Mighty Mouse to the Rescue--Again