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Sekou, Lasana M.37 Poems64-64pp House of Nehesi (St Maarten) $15.00.
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Shah, RyhaanA Silent Life192-192pp Peepal Tree (Leeds) £8.99.
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Wheatle, AlexIsland Songs288-288pp Allison and Busby (London) £7.99.
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Anglo-American Awareness: Arpeggios and Aesthetics ed Gisella Hermann-Brenneck and Wolf Kindermann247-247pp Transaction (New Jersey) £20.62.
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At Home in Diaspora: Black International Writing Wendy W.Walters 177-177pp Univ of Minnesota Press (Minneapolis MN) £14.00.
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The Believer Book of Writers Talking to Writers ed Vendela Vida454-454pp McSweeney’s (n.p.) £18.00.
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Michelle Ann Stephens 366pp Duke Univ Press (Durham NC) £15.95.
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Cannibal Modernities: Postcoloniality and the Avant-Garde in Caribbean and Brazilian Literature Luis Madureira 255-255pp Univ of Virginia Press (Charlottesville) $55.00.
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Caribbean Crusaders and the Harlem Renaissance Joyce Moore Turner 291-291pp Univ of Illinois Press (Urbana) £16.95.
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Caribbean Literature and the Environment: Between Nature and Culture ed Elizabeth M. DeLoughrey , Renee K. Gosson and George B. Handley303-303pp Univ of Virginia Press (Charlottesville VA) £17.49.
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‘Caribbean Women Writers and the Politics of Style: A Case for Literary Anacyism’ Ifeona Fulani small axe9(1) pp 64-79 .
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“Colon Man a Come”: Mythographies of Panama Canal Migration Rhonda D.Frederick 344-344pp Lexington (MD) £31.82.
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Constructing Black Selves: Caribbean American Narratives and the Second Generation Lisa D.McGill 318-318pp New York Univ Press (New York) $21.95.
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Contemporary Caribbean Cultures and Societies in a Global Context Franklin W.Knight and Teresita Martinez-Vergne 312-312pp Univ of North Carolina Press (Chapel Hill NC) $21.95.
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Contradictory Violence: Revolution and Subversion in the Caribbean Nicole Waller 304-304pp Heidelberg American Studies vol 123 &euro42.00.
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‘The Corrupting Isles: Writing the Caribbean as the Locus of Transgression in British Literature of the 18th Century’ Anita Ragunath Transgression and Taboo: Critical Essays pp 139-152 [see this section].
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Damaged Lives: Southern and Caribbean Narrative from Faulkner to Naipaul Jeffrey J.Folks 137-137pp Peter Lang (New York) £15.95.
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Globalization, Diaspora and Popular Culture Christine G.T.Ho and Keith Nurse 375-375pp Ian Randle (Jamaica) £24.95.
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Guyana and the Caribbean: Reviews, Essays and Interviews Frank Birbalsingh 313-313pp Dido (Sussex).
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A Historical Companion to Postcolonial Literatures in English ed Prem Poddar and David Johnson608-608pp Edinburgh Univ Press (Edinburgh) £75.00.
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Jamaica Talk: Three Hundred years of the English Language in Jamaica Frederic G.Cassidy 470-470pp Univ of West Indies Press (Jamaica) $30.00.
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‘Kitchener Invades England: The London Calypsos of Aldwyn Roberts’ Hugh Hodges Wasafiri45 pp 24-30 .
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Landscape and Empire,1770-2000 ed and introd Glenn Hooper265-265pp Ashgate (Aldershot) £47.50.
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The Last Colonials: The Story of Two European Families in Jamaica Peta Jensen 194-194pp Palgrave Macmillan (Basingstoke) £27.50.
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“Look for Me All Around You”: Anglophone Caribbean Migrants and the Harlem Renaissance ed Louis J. Parascandola469-469pp Wayne State Univ Press (Michigan) $29.95.
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Making West Indian Literature Mervyn Morris 176-176pp Ian Randle (Jamaica) $19.95.
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Metaphors of Economy ed Stefan Herbrechter169-169pp Rodopi (Amsterdam) &euro35.00.
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Minor Transnationalism ed and introd Francois Lionnet and Shu-mei Shih356-356pp Duke Univ Press (Durham) $23.95.
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Modern Blackness: Nationalism, Globalization and the Politics of Culture in Jamaica Deborah H.Thomas 368-368pp Univ of West Indies Press (Jamaica) $25.00.
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Music, Writing and Cultural Unity in the Caribbean Timothy J.Reiss 540-540pp Africa World Press (Trenton NJ) £21.99.
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Narratives of Belonging: Fields of Relations, Sites of Identity ed Jean Besson and Karen Fog Olwig303-303pp Macmillan (Basingstoke) £11.95.
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‘(Not) Knowing the Difference: Calypso Overseas and the Sound of Belonging in Selected Narratives of Migrations’ Jennifer Rahim Anthurium3(2).
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‘The Other Side of the Looking Glass: The Marginalization of Fatness and Blackness in the Construction of Gender Identity’ Andrea Shaw Social Semiotics15(2) pp 143-152 .
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‘“Peddling Noh Puerile Parchment of Ethnicity”: Questioning Performance in New Black British Poetry’ Nicky Marsh Wasafiri45 pp 46-51 .
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Reclaiming Difference: Caribbean Women Re-Write Postcolonialism Carine Mardorossian 187-187pp Univ of Virginia Press (Charlottesville, VA) £24.95.
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Revisiting Slave Narratives ed Judith Misrahi-Barak571-571pp CERPAC (Montpellier) &euro20.00.
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Tracing the Autobiographical ed Marlene Kadar , Linda Warley , Jeanne Perreault , Susanna Egan240-240pp Wilfird Laurier Univ Press (ON) $32.95.
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Transgression and Taboo: Critical Essays ed Vartan Messier and Nandita Batra187-187pp CEA-CC (Puerto Rico).
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‘Turning a Blind Eye: Homosexuality in Caribbean Literature’ Dorsia Smith Transgression and Taboo: Critical Essays pp 153-159 [see this section].
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Twentieth-Century Caribbean Literature Alison Donnell 288-288pp Routledge (London) £55.00.
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‘Walk Good: West Indian Oratorical Traditions in Bob Marley’s Uprising’ Hugh Hodges Journal of Commonwealth Literature40(2) pp 43-64 .
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What Women Lose: Exile and the Construction of Imaginary Homelands in Novels by Caribbean Writers Maria Cristina Rodriguez 200-200pp Peter Lang (New York) $33.00.
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‘With Tassa Blending: Calypso and Cultural Identity in Indo-Caribbean Fiction’ Paula Morgan Anthurium3(2).
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Write Black, Write British: From Post-Colonial to Black British Literature ed Kadija Sesay374-374pp Hansib (Hereford) £14.99.
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Antoni, Robert‘Robert Antoni’ Lawrence Scott BOMB91 pp 55-60 .
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Brand, Dionne‘Domestic Space and the Idea of Home in Auto/Biographical Practices’ Kath Mezei Tracing the Autobiographical pp 97-115 [see Criticism General].
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Brand, DionnePoets Talk: Conversations with Robert Kroetsch, Daphne Marlatt, Erin Moure, Dionne Brand, Marie Annharte Baker, Jeff Derksen and Fred Wah ed Pauline Batling and Susan Rudy197-197pp Univ of Alberta Press (Edmonton AB).
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Brand, Dionne‘“Standing in the Middle of the World Cracking”: Class, Cultural Memory and Collectivity in Dionne Brand’s At the Full and Change of the Moon’ Pamela Mccallum and Chris Olbey The Arts Journal: Critical Perspectives on Contemporary Literature, History, Art and Culture of Guyana and the Caribbean2(1) pp 65-80 .
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Brand, DionneWriting Lovers: Reading Canadian Love Poetry by Women258-258pp Meira Cook McGill-Queen’s Univ Press (Montreal).
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Breeze, Jean‘Binta’ ‘Cartographies of Globalization, Technologies of Gendered Subjectivities: The Dub Poetry of Jean ‘Binta’ Breeze’ Jenny Sharpe Minor Transnationalism [see Criticism: General].
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Brodber, Erna‘Dialoguing Borders: The African Diasporic Consciousness in Erna Brodber’s Louisianna Reginald Khokher Canadian Women’s Studies23(2) pp 38-42 .
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Brodber, Erna‘Erna Brodber: Postcolonial Constructions of the People’ Michael Hoenisch Anglo-American Awareness: Arpeggios and Aesthetics pp 87-100 [see Criticism: General].
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Campbell, Hazel D.‘Perspectives on Caribbean Gender Relations in Narratives by Velma Pollard, Hazel D. Campbell and Micheline Dusseck’ Ana Maria Bringas Lopez Post-Imperial Encounters: Anglo-Hispanic Cultural Relations [see Criticism: General].
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Clarke, Austin‘Skeletons in Caribbean Closets: Family Secrets and Silences in Austin Clarke’s The Polished Hoe and Denise Harris’ Web of Secrets’ Judith Mirahi-Barak CDS Research Report23pp 53-64 .
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Cliff, MichelleAt Home in Diaspora: Black International Writing Wendy W.Waters 177-177pp Univ of Minnesota Press (Minneapolis) £14.00.
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Cliff, Michelle‘Creolizing the Queer: ‘Close Encounters of Race and Sexuality in the Novels of Michelle Cliff’ Kaisa Ilmonen Close Encounters of the Other Kind: New Perspectives on Race, Ethnicity and American Studies pp 180-195 [see Criticism: General].
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Cliff, Michelle‘Nationalism and the Development of Identity in Postcolonial Fiction: Zoe Wicomb and Michelle Cliff’ Constance S. Richards Research in African Literatures36(1) pp 20-33 .
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Cliff, Michelle‘Re-Negotiation Racial Identity: The Challenge of Migration and Return in Michelle Cliff’s No Telephone to Heaven’Studies in the Literary Imagination37(2) pp 37-52 .
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Collymore, FrankRemembering the Sea: An Introduction to Frank A. Collymore ed Phillip Nanton160-160pp Central Bank of Barbados (Barbados).
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Dabydeen, David‘Two Kinds of Utility: England’s “Supremacy” and the Quest for Completion in David Dabydeen’s The Intended’ Kevin Frank Anthurium3(1).
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Dabydeen, David‘David Dabydeen and Turner’s Sublime Aesthetic’ Sarah Fulford Anthurium3(1).
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Goodison, Lorna‘Start-Over: Possession Rites and Healing Rituals in the Poetry of Lorna Goodison’ Hugh Hodges Research in African Literatures36(2) pp 19-32 .
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Goodison, Lorna‘Nothing Everywhere: Naming Self and Society in the Poetry of Lorna Goodison and Derek Walcott’ Corey Coates The Arts Journal: Critical Perspectives on Contemporary Literature, History, Art and Culture of Guyana and the Caribbean2(1) pp 27-38 .
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Harris, ClaireWriting in Our Time: Canada’s Radical Poetries in English (1957-2003) ed Pauline Butling and Susan Rudy290-290pp Wilfred Laurier Univ Press (Waterloo ON) £20.99.
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Harris, Claire‘Triadic Revelations of Exilic Identity: Claire Harris’s Fables from the Women’s Quarters, Dipped in Shadow and She’ Emily Allen Williams Studies in the Literary Imagination37(2) pp 53-75 .
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Harris, Denise‘Skeletons in Caribbean Closets: Family Secrets and Silences in Austin Clarke’s The Polished Hoe and Denise Harris’Web of Secrets’ [see Clarke, Austin, this section].
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Harris, Wilson‘Dark Heart Or Trickster?’ Peter Nazareth Nineteenth Century Literature in English9(3) pp 291-321 .
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Hill, Errol‘Men in the Yard and on the Street: Cricket and Calypso in Moon on a Rainbow Shawl and Miguel Street’ Claire Westall Anthurium3(2).
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Hodge, Merle‘Mothering the Motherless: Portrayals of Alternative Mothering Practices Within the Caribbean Diaspora’ Amanda Putnam Canadian Women’s Studies23(2) pp 118-123 .
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Hodge, Merle‘Beyond the Boundary: the Carnivalesque in Merle Hodge’s Crick Crack Monkey’The Arts Journal: Critical Perspectives on Contemporary Literatures, History, Art and Culture of Guyana and the Caribbean1(2) pp 46-57 .
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Hodge, Merle‘Resisting the Attempt to “Civilize” Family and Appetite in Merle Hodge’s Crick Crack Monkey: The Struggle for Sovereignty and the Development of an Eating Disorder’ Joanna Barszewska Marshall Sargasso2005 (2) pp 19-30 .
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Hopkinson, Nalo‘From “Miss Lou” to [Star Trek’s] Zulu: The Multiple Communities of Nalo Hopkinson’ Nancy Ellen Batty The Arts Journal: Critical Perspectives on Contemporary Literature, History, Art and Culture of Guyana and the Caribbean2(1) pp 19-26 .
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James, C. L. R.‘C.L.R. James’s American Civilization’ Bill Schwarz Atlantic Studies2(1).
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James, C. L. R.Black Empire: The Masculine Global Imaginary of Caribbean Intellectuals in the US Michelle Anne Stephens 366-366pp Duke Univ Press (Durham NC) $23.95.
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James, C. L. R.Mixed Bloods and Other Crosses: Rethinking American Literature from the Revolution to the Culture Wars Betsy Erkkila 272-272pp Univ of Pennsylvania Press (Philadelphia) $49.95.
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Kincaid, Jamaica‘A Refusal to Negotiate: Transgression and Transformation in Jamaica Kincaid’s Annie John, Lucy and The Autobiography of My Mother’ Cynthia S.Pittmann Sargasso2005 (2) pp 71-80 .
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Kincaid, Jamaica‘Development of Same-Sex Desire in Caribbean Allegorical Autobiography: Shani Mootoo’s Cereus Blooms at Night and Jamaica Kincaid’s Annie John and Lucy’ Robert Strongman Kunapipi: A Journal of Postcolonial Writing27(1) pp 26-51 .
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Kincaid, Jamaica‘From “Bad” to “Worse”: Pragmatic Scales and the (De)Construction of Cultural Model’ Jean Jacques Weber Language and Literature14(1) pp 45-63 .
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Kincaid, Jamaica‘Daughterly Haunting and Historical Traumas: Toni Morrison’s Beloved and Jamaica Kincaid’s The Autobiography of My Mother’ Shu-li Chang Concentric: Literary and Cultural Studies30(2) pp 105-127 .
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Kincaid, Jamaica‘Interview with Felicity Aymer: AIDS, AIDS Activism and Jamaica Kincaid’s My Brother’ Diana Davidson Anthurium2(2).
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Kincaid, JamaicaJamaica Kincaid: Writing Memory, Writing Back to the Mother J.Brooks Bouson 242-242pp State Univ of New York Press (Albany NY) $65.00.
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Kincaid, Jamaica‘Obvious and Ordinary: Desire Between Girls in Jamaica Kincaid’s Annie John’ Keja Valens Frontiers: A Journal of Women’s Studies25(2) pp 123-149 .
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Kincaid, Jamaica‘Plotting Desire Between Women “In the Night”’ Keja Valens Sargasso2005 (2) pp 81-92 .
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Kincaid, Jamaica‘Robert Birnbaum Talks With Jamaica Kincaid’The Believer Book of Writers Talking to Writers pp 159-174 [see Criticism General].
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Kincaid, Jamaica‘Sublime Mothers: Caribbean Genealogies and Deadly Configurations in Jamaica Kincaid’s Narrative’ Manuela Coppola Sargasso2005 (2) pp 59-70 .
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Kincaid, Jamaica‘“To Speak of My Own Situation”: Touring the “Mother Periphery” in Jamaica Kincaid’s The Autobiography of My Mother’ Terri Smith Ruckel Anthurium3(1).
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Kincaid, JamaicaWitnessing AIDS: Writing, Testimony, and the Work of Mourning Sarah Brophy 271-271pp Univ of Toronto Press (Toronto) £16.99.
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Lamming, George‘Secrets, Rooms and Residents: The Urban Uncanny and the Poetics of Space in Harold Pinter, Sam Selvon, Colin MacInness and George Lamming’ Gail Low Landscape and Empire 1770-2000 pp 159-176 [see Criticism: General].
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Lamming, GeorgeFrom Nation to Diaspora: Samuel Selvon, George Lamming and the Cultural Performance of Gender Curdella Forbes 305-305pp Univ of West Indies Press (Jamaica) $25.00.
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Levy, Andrea‘(In) Appropriate Others: Black Youth Female Identities in Andrea Levy’s Novels’ Monica Bungaroo The Arts Journal: Critical Perspectives on Contemporary Literature, History, Art and Culture of Guyana and the Caribbean2(1) pp 11-18 .
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Levy, Andrea‘Home(land) or “Motherland”: Translational Identities in Andrea Levy’s Fruit of the Lemon’ Sebnem Toplu Anthurium3(1).
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Levy, Andrea‘In Conversation with Susan Alice Fisher’Changing English12(3) pp 361-371 .
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Levy, Andrea‘“Pivoting the Centre”: the Fiction of Andrea Levy’ Maria Helena Lima Write Black, Write British pp 56-85 [see Criticism General].
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Lovelace, Earl‘Unmasking the Chantwell Narrator in Earl Lovelace’s Fiction’ Funso Aiyejina Anthurium3(2).
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McKay, ClaudeThe Shadowed Country: Claude McKay and the Romance of the Victorians Josh Gosciak 256-256pp Rutgers Univ Press (NJ) $24.95.
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McWatt, Tessa‘Tessa McWatt’s Out of My Skin: “Belonging is What You Give Yourself”’ Andrea Medovarski The Arts Journal: Critical Perspectives on Contemporary Literature, History, Art and Culture of Guyana and the Caribbean2(1) pp 49-64 .
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Melville, Pauline‘“Return and Leave and Return Again”: Pauline Melville’s Historical Entanglements’ Jordan Stouck Anthurium3(1).
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Mootoo, Shani‘“A Garden of Her Own”: Caribbean Canadian Spaces and Identities in Shani Mootoo’s Fiction’ Jordan Stouck The Arts Journal: Critical Perspectives on Contemporary History, Art and Culture of Guyana and the Caribbean2(1) pp 89-96 .
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Naipaul, V. S.‘Laughing Through the Tears’: Mockery and Self-Representation in V.S. Naipaul’s A House for Mr. Biswas and Earl Lovelace’s The Dragon Can’t Dance’ Anthony Ilona Cheeky Fictions pp 43-60 [see Criticism General].
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Naipaul, V. S.‘Men in the Yard and on the Street: Cricket and Calypso in Moon on a Rainbow Shawl and Miguel Street’ Claire Westall Anthurium3(2).
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Naipaul, V. S.‘The Irascible Prophet: V.S. Naipaul at Home’ Rachel Donadio New York Times Book Review pp 8-9 .
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Nichols, GraceSpirituality as Ideology in Black Women’s Film and Literature Judylyn S.Ryan 193-193pp Univ of Virginia Press (Charlottesville) £12.50.
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Phillips, CarylContemporary British Novelists Nick Rennison 216-216pp Routledge (London) £12.99.
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Phillips, Caryl‘Behind the Masks’ Claudia Roth Pierpont New Yorker81(40) pp 102-108 .
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Prince, Mary‘Pringle v. Cadell and Wood v. Pringle: The Libel Cases Over the History of Mary Prince’ Sue Thomas Journal of Commonwealth Literature40(1) pp 113-136 .
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Rhys, JeanFord Maddox Ford and the Regiment of Women: Violet Hunt, Jean Rhys, Stella Bowen, Janice Biala Joseph Wiesenfarth 217-217pp Univ of Wisconsin Press (Madison) $23.00.
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Rhys, Jean‘Jamette Carnival and Afro-Cuban Influences in the Work of Jean Rhys’ Cynthia Davis Anthurium3(2).
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Rhys, Jean‘The Shallow Grave of the Text: African Narrative in Jean Rhys’s Wide Sargasso Sea and Pauline Melville’s “Ezrulie”’ Melanie Otto The Arts Journal: Critical Perspectives on Contemporary Literature, History, Art and Culture of Guyana and the Caribbean2(1) pp 81-89 .
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Rhys, Jean‘Whiteness and the Other Within: Creole Women in Jean Rhys’s Caribbean Novels’ Sara Eeva Close Encounters of Another Kind: New Perspectives on Race, Ethnicity and American Studies pp 247-259 [see Criticism: General].
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Walcott, Derek‘“Monotonies of History”: Baron de Vastey and the Mulatto Legend of Derek Walcott’s Haitian Trilogy’ Chris Bongie Yale French Studies107 pp 70-107 .
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Walcott, Derek‘R.S. Thomas, The Odyssey, and Derek Walcott: A Note on the Use of “No One”’ William V.Davis Notes on Contemporary Literature35(4) pp 6-7 .
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Walcott, Derek‘Teaching Contemporary Responses to Robinson Crusoe: Coetzee, Walcott, and Others in a World Literature Survey’ Charles Pollard n.pag. Approaches to Teaching Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe ed Maxmillian E. Novak and Carl Fisher243-243pp MLA (New York) pa $19.75.
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Walcott, Derek‘Using Tragedy Against its Makers: Some African and Caribbean Instances’ Timothy J.Reiss A Companion to Tragedy pp 505-536 [see Criticism General].
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Winkler, AnthonyOut of Order!: Anthony Winkler and West Indian Writing Kim Robinson-Walcott 240-240pp Univ of West Indies Press (Jamaica) $25.00.
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Zephaniah, Benjamin‘Benjamin Zephaniah: the Black British Griot’ Eric Doumerc Write Black, Write British pp 193-207 [see Criticism General].
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Douglas, MarciaNotes from a Writer’s Book of Cures and Spells166-166pp Peepal Tree (Leeds) £8.99.
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Glave, ThomasWords to Our Now: Imagination and Dissent216-216pp Univ of Minnesota Press (Minneapolis MN) $25.95.
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Griffith, EzraI’m Your Father, Boy: A Family Memoir of Barbados188-188pp Hats off (Arizona) $15.95.
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James, C. L. R.Beyond a Boundary (new ed) 368-368pp Yellow Jersey (London) £7.99.
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Kincaid, JamaicaAmong Flowers: A Walk in the Himalayas pp216-216National Geographic (Washington DC) £12.99.
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Lamming, GeorgeThe Pleasures of Exile (new ed) introd Bill Schwarz and Richard Drayton 256-256pp Pluto (London) £15.99.
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Lovelace, Earl‘Calypso and the Bacchanal Connection’Anthurium3(1).
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NourbeSe-Philip, Marlene‘Fugues, Fragments and Fissures -A Work in Progress’Anthurium3(2).
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Ramdin, RonMary Secole192-192pp Haus Publishing (London) £9.99.
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Sistren , with Honor Ford-SmithLionheart Gal (new ed) Univ of West Indies Press (Jamaica) $15.00.
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Sensbach, Jon F.Rebecca’s Revival: Creating Black Christianity in the Atlantic World320-320pp Harvard Univ Press (Cambridge Mass) £14.95.
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The Caribbean Review of Books ed Nicholas Laughlin , 6 Prospect Avenue, Maraval, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. Enquiries to <crb@meppublishers.com> Annual sub: USA : US $50; Europe and rest of the world: £28. Payable to Media and Editorial Projects Ltd.; quarterly.
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The Arts Journal: Critical Perspectives on Contemporary Literature, History, Art and Culture of Guyanaand the Caribbean 48 Eping Avenue, Bel Air Park, Georgetown, Guyana, South America. Enquiries to: <ameenagf@guyana.net.gy> sub per issue: USA : US $20 plus US $4 postage; Canada: CAN $24 plus C $4 postage;. Personal cheques drawn on Banks in Guyana, the USA, Canada and the United Kingdom acceptable. Payable to The Arts Forum Inc.; bi-annual.
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ed Paul Breslin and Rober Hamner : special issue Derek Walcott263-263pp.