 His novels that followed were "The Late Emancipation of Jerry Stover" (1968), "The Adventures of Catullus Kelly" (1969) and "Come Home, Malcolm Heartland" (1976).He was a prolific writer and subsequently published several books for children, poetry, travelogues, books that drew on folk traditions, including "Anancy's Score" (1973), as well as editing anthologies including "Breaklight" (1971).In 1966 he co-founded with John La Rose and Kamau Brathwaite the Caribbean Artists Movement (CAM), as a platform for Caribbean artists, writers, actors and musicians.