Errata: Please note that the National Bibliographies listed in 'The West Indies 1997' bibliography should have read as follows:
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Guyanese NationalBibliography19971-4, National Library , Georgetown; quarterly with annual cumulation; annual sub US $30 G.$100.
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Jamaica National BibliographyXXII1-4, National Library of Jamaica, Kingston; quarterly with annual cumulation; annual sub US $20.
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National Bibliography of Barbados19971-2, Public Library, Bridgetown, National Library Series; semi-annual with annual cumulation; annual sub US $25.
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Trinidad and Tobago National BibliographyXXI1-4, Central Library of Trinidad and Tobago and the University of the West Indies Library; quarterly with annual cumulation; annual sub US $25.
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Guyanese National Bibliography19981-4, edited by Karen Sills, National Library, Georgetown; quarterly with annual cumulation; annual sub US $30/G.$100.
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Jamaica National BibliographyXXIII1-4, edited by June Vernon, National Library of Jamaica , Kingston; quarterly with annual cumulation; annual sub US $20.
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National Bibliography of Barbados19981-2, Public Library, Bridgetown, National Library Series; semi-annual with annual cumulation; annual sub US $25.
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Trinidad and Tobago National BibliographyXXII1-4, Central Library of Trinidad and Tobago and the University of the West Indies Library; quarterly with annual cumulation; annual sub US $25.
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Caribbean Literature, A Bibliography Marian Goslinga469pp, Area Bibliographies15, The Scarecrow Press Inc. (Lanham , Ma. and London); includes coverage of Spanish, English, French and Dutch-speaking Caribbean up to 1996 .
D'Aguiar, FredBill of Rights133pp Chatto (London) £7.99.
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Douglas, MariaElectricity Comes to Cocoa Bottom80pp Peepal Tree (Leeds , UK) £6.99/US$12.
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Escoffery, GloriaMother Jackson Murders the MoonPeepal Tree (Leeds, UK) £5.99/US$10.50.
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Foster, CecilSlammin' TarRandom House ( Toronto ).
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Glenville, LovellSong of NightSoho Press.
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Johnson, LintonKwesi More TimeLKJ Music Publishers ( London) £13.50.
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Lashley, LisleMental WanderingsEpitome ( Port of Spain).
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Lee, EastonFrom Behind the Counter144pp Ian Randle Publishers (Kingston, Jamaica) US$12.95.
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McNeill, AnthonyChinese Lanterns from the Blue Child64pp Peepal Tree (Leeds , UK) £5.99/US$10.50.
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Alexis, AndreChildhood265pp McClelland and Stewart/Bloomsbury Publishing (Toronto/London) £6.99.
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Antoni, RobertBlessed is the Fruit399pp Faber Caribbean series (London) £7.99; originally published in 1997 by Henry Holt (US) and Fitzherry and Whiteside (Canada) £7.99.
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Arion, FrankMartinus Double Play371pp Faber Caribbean series (London) £7.99.
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Benitez-Rojo, AntonioA View from the Mangrove216pp Faber Caribbean series (London) £7.99.
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Condé, MaryseWindward Heights348pp Faber Caribbean series (London) £7.99.
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Cumper, PatriciaOne Bright Child BlackAmber Books ( London ) £6.99.
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Harris, WilsonPalace of the Peacock138pp Faber (London) £7.99; reissued in Faber Caribbean series.
Melville, PaulineThe Migration of Ghosts209pp Bloomsbury (London) £8.99.
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Mootoo, ShaniCereus Blooms at Night249pp Granta (London) £6.99; originally published in 1996 by Press Gang (Canada).
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Salkey, AndrewIn the Border Country and Other Stories270pp Bogle-L'Ouverture Press ( London) £12.95.
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Scott, LawrenceAelred's Sin447pp Allison and Busby (London) £7.99.
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Anim-Addo Joan and Jacob Ross eds Voices, Memory, Ashes: Lest We ForgetMango Publishing (London) £6.00.
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Armitage Simon and Robert Crawford eds The Penguin Book of Poetry from Britain and Ireland Since1945443pp Penguin (UK) £10.99.
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Callil Carmen and Craig Raine eds New Writing 7: An AnthologyVintage in association with the British Council (London ).
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Campbell Elaine and Pierette Frickey eds The Whistling Bird: Women Writers of the Caribbean280pp Lynne Rienner (London) £15.95/US $19.95.
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Caribbean WomenWriters Alliance Another Doorway: Visible Inside the Museum Mango Publishing (London) £6.00.
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Ferguson Moira ed Nine Black Women: An Anthology of Nineteenth-Century Writers from the United States, Canada, Bermuda and the Caribbean288pp Routledge £13.99.
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McCarthy Karen ed Bittersweet: Contemporary Black Women's Poetry255pp The Women's Press (London), £8.99.
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Pettinger Alasdair ed Always Elsewhere: Travels of the Black Atlantic320pp Cassell Academic £16.50.
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Sissay Lemn ed The Fire People: A Collection of Contemporary Black British Poets168pp Payback Press (Edingburgh , UK) £9.99.
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Wambu Onyekachi ed Empire Windrush: Fifty Years of Writing About Black Britain437pp Gollancz (London ) £10.99.
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The Centre of Remembrance ed Joan Anim-AddoMango Publishing ( London) £13.99.
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Caribbean Creolization: Reflections on the Cultural Dynamics of Language, Literature and Identity ed M. Balutansky and Marie-Agnes SourieauedThe Press, University of the West Indies (Jamaica).
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Anglistentag1997Giessen: Proceedings (Proceedings of the Conference of the German Association of University Teachers of English) ed Raimund Borgmeier, Herbert Grabes and Andreas H. Jucker Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier (Trier).
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An Introduction to West Indian Poetry282pp Laurence BreinerCambridge University Press £12.95.
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'Whispers of Immortality'Paula Burnett, The Independent 14 November, Review p14.
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Postcolonial Theory and the Emergence of a Global Society, ACOLIT Special Issue 3 Gordon Collier, Dieter Riemenschneider and Frank Sculze-Engle eds (Frankfurt, Germany).
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A Place in the Sun?: Women Writers in Twentieth-Century Cuba ed Catherine Davies256pp Zed Books £14.95/US $22.50.
Literary Archipelagoes ed Jean-Pierre Durix Centre de recherches 'Image/ Texte/ Langage'/ Editions Universitaires de Dijon (Dijon, France).
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Views and Voodoo' (review of Faber's New Caribbean series)David DabydeenThe Times, Metro (London) May 2-8 p17.
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'The Impure Norm' (review of Faber's new Caribbean Series) Maya JaggiThe Guardian 2 May p10.
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Across the Lines: Intertextuality and Transcultural Communication in the New Literatures in English ed Wolfgang Kloss304pp Rodopi Press ( Amsterdam & Atlanta, GA) £13.50.
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'Rethinking Caribbean Difference' ed Patricia MohammedSpecial Issue Feminist Review59Routledge ( London and New York).
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Is English We Speaking and Other Essays Mervyn Morris192pp Ian Randle Publishers (Kingston, Jamaica) US$22.95.
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'The Caribbean Littoral' (review of Faber's new Caribbean Series) R. MorseTimes Literary Supplement, 4963, 15 May p22.
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Afro-Cuban Literature: Critical JuncturesEdward J. Mullen240pp Greenwood Press £43.95.
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'What Does Mr Swanzy Want? Shaping or Reflecting? An Assessment of Henry Swanzy's Contribution to the Development of Caribbean Literature'Philip NantonKunapipiXX(1), pp11-20.
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Caribbean Passages: A Critical Perspective on New Fiction from the West IndiesRichard F. Patteson190pp Lynne Rienner ( London) £30.50/ $38.
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The Stepmother Tongue: An Introduction to New Anglophone Fiction, John Skinner368pp Macmillan ( London & Basingstoke) £15.50.
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'Cultures of Hybridity: Reading Black British Literature'Mark SteinKunapipiXX(1), pp76-89.
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What the Twilight Says: EssaysDerek Walcott245pp Faber and Faber ( London) Farrar, Strans and Giroux ( New York) £9.99.
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Post-Colonial Literatures in English: History Language TheoryDennis Walder240pp Blackwell (Oxford ) £13.99.
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Historical Thought and Literary Representation in West Indian LiteratureNana Wilson-Tagoe328pp University Press of Florida The Press University of West Indies James Currey ( Oxford) £14.95.
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African-British Writings in the Eighteenth Century: The Politics of Race and ReasonHelena WoodardGreenwood Press (US) £47.95.
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Allen, Lillian' "Come Mek Wi Work Together": Community Witness and Social Agency in Lillian Allen's Dub Poetry'Brenda CarrARIEL29(3) pp7-40.
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Antoni, Robert'Of Boloms, Mirrors and Monkey Men: What's Real and What's Not in Robert Antoni's Divina Trace'Rhonda Cobham in Postcolonial Theory and the Emergence of a Global Society, ACOLIT Special Issue 3 ed Gordon Collier, Dieter Riemenschneider and Frank Sculze-Engle (Frankfurt, Germany) pp102-136.
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— Caribbean Passages: A Critical Perspective on New Fiction from the West IndiesRichard F. Patteson190pp Lynne Rienner (London) £30.50/US $38.
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Bennett, Louise'David Johnson talks to Yvonne Brewster about Louise Bennett'KunapipiXX(10) pp72-82.
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—'" I Suck Coarse Salt": Caribbean Women Writers in Canada and the Politics of Transcendence'Meredith GadsbyModern Fiction Studies44(1), pp144-63.
Brand, Dionne "I Suck Coarse Salt": Caribbean Women Writers in Canada and the Politics of Transcendence' Meredith GadsbyModern Fiction Studies44(1) pp144-63.
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Brathwaite, KamauBeating a Restless Drum: The Poetics of Kamau Brathwaite and Derek WalcottJune D. Bobb256pp Africa World Press (Trenton, New Jersey ) £14.99/US $21.95.
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— 'The Island as Mother: Matriarchy and Identity in the Work of Kamau Brathwaite and Jamaica Kincaid'Louis James in Jean-Pierre Durix ed Literary Archipelagoes Centre de recherches 'Image/ Texte/ Langage'/ Editions Universitaires de Dijon (Dijon, France) pp13-18.
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Cliff, Michelle'Michelle Cliff's No Telephone to Heaven: Diasporic Displacement and the Feminization of the Landscape'Wendy W. Walters, in Elaza Barkham and Marie-Denise Shelton ed borders, exiles, diasporas340pp Stanford University Press (Stanford, CA ) £12.95 pp217-233.
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— ' "I Suck Coarse Salt": Caribbean Women Writers in Canada and the Politics of Transcendence'Meredith GadsbyModern Fiction Studies44(1) pp144-63.
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D'Aguiar, Fred 'Legacy of Conrad and Kool-aid', Review article, David DabydeenThe Times 12 March.
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— 'Fred D'Aguiar talks to Harald Leumann' (Interview)Wasafiri28 pp17-21.
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Dabydeen, David'Gender and Hybridity in Contemporary Caribbean Poetry'Jana Gohrisch in Raimund Borgmeier, Herbert Grabes and Andreas H. Jucker eds Anglistentag 1997 Giessen: Proceedings ( Proceedings of the Conference of the German Association of University Teachers of English) Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier (Trier) pp139-56.
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— 'Chains of Memory: English-Caribbean Cross-Currents in Marina Warner's Indigo and David Dabydeen's Turner'Tobias Doring in Wolfgang Kloss ed Across the Lines: Intertextuality and Transcultural Communication in the New Literatures in EnglishRodopi Press (Amsterdam & Atlanta, GA) pp191-204.
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Das, Mahadai'Gendered Voyages into Coolitude: the Shaping of the Indo-Caribbean Woman' Literary Consciousness' Veronique BragardKunapipiXX(1) pp99-111.
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Dennis, Ferdinand'The African Dream'D. CampbellThe Guardian 10 July pp4-5.
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Edgell, ZeeCaribbean Passages: A Critical Perspective on New Fiction from the West IndiesRichard F. Patteson190pp Lynne Rienner (London) £30.50/US $38.
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Espinet, Ramabai'Gendered Voyages into Coolitude: the Shaping of the Indo-Caribbean Woman' Literary Consciousness'Veronique BragardKunapipiXX(1) pp99-111.
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Goodison, Lorna'Gender and Hybridity in Contemporary Caribbean Poetry'Jana Gohrisch in Raimund Borgmeier, Herbert Grabes and Andreas H. Jucker eds Anglistentag 1997 Giessen: Proceedings ( Proceedings of the Conference of the German Association of University Teachers of English) Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier (Trier) pp139-56.
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Harris, Wilson'Translations of Gender, Pain, and Space: Wilson Harris's The Carnival Trilogy'Kerry L. JohnsonModern Fiction Studies44(1) pp123-43.
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— 'Walter Roth, Wilson Harris and a Caribbean Postcolonial Theory of Modernism'Russell McDougallUniversity of Toronto Quarterly 67(2) pp567-91.
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— 'Visions Without Presence: Imagination and the Collective Unconscious in the Poetics of Wilson Harris and Edouard Glissant'Uwe Schafer in Gordon Collier, Dieter Riemenschneider and Frank Sculze-Engle eds Postcolonial Theory and the Emergence of a Global Society, ACOLIT Special Issue 3 ed Gordon Collier, Dieter Riemenschneider and Frank Sculze-Engle (Frankfurt, Germany) pp65-77
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— Mimesis, Genres and Post-Colonial Discourse: Deconstructing Magic Realism Jean-Pierre Durix216pp Macmillan (London & Basingstoke ) £42.50 [includes analysis of texts by Wilson Harris and Edouard Glissant].
Johnson, Linton Kwesi'Critical Myopia and Black British Literature: Reassessing the Literary Contribution(s) of the Post-Windrush Generation(s)'Sarah LawsonWelsh, KunapipiXX(1) pp132-42.
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— 'Prophet in Another Land'Caryl PhillipsThe Guardian Weekend 11 July pp28-9, 31,33.
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Kincaid, Jamaica'The Island as Mother: Matriarchy and Identity in the Work of Kamau Brathwaite and Jamaica Kincaid'Louis James in Jean-Pierre Durix ed Literary Archipelagoes Centre de recherches 'Image/ Texte/ Langage' / Editions Universitaires de Dijon ( Dijon, France) pp13-18.
Lamming, George'Multicultural Isthmus: A Comparative Study of George Lamming and Aime Cesaire'Eric Tabuteau in Jean-Pierre Durix ed Literary Archipelagoes Centre de recherches 'Image/ Texte/ Langage' / Editions Universitaires de Dijon ( Dijon, France) pp19-28.
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— 'Descending the Stairwell: Dwelling Places and Doorways in Early Post-War Black British Writing'James ProctorKunapipiXX(1), pp21-31.
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Lovelace, Earl'All o'we is one?'Maya JaggiThe Guardian 29 January p15.
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— 'Masculinity and the Dance of the Dragon: Reading Lovelace Discursively' Linden Lewis in Patricia Mohammed ed 'Rethinking Caribbean Difference'Special Issue Feminist Review59 pp164-85.
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Marshall, Paule ' "I Suck Coarse Salt": Caribbean Women Writers in Canada and the Politics of Transcendence'Meredith GadsbyModern Fiction Studies44(1) pp144-63
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Melville, Pauline'The Mischief of Melville', Review article, Maya JaggiThe Guardian 16 April p19.
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Naipaul, ShivaCaribbean Passages: A Critical Perspective on New Fiction from the West IndiesRichard F. Patteson190pp Lynne Rienner ( London) £30.50/US $38.
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Naipaul, V.S.'The House That Jack Did Not Build: Textual Strategies in V.S. Naipaul's The Enigma of Arrival' Elisabeth TarantinoARIEL29(4) pp169-84.
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— 'Cutting Through Territories: Naipaul's A Way in the World'Rajiva Wijesinha in Rajiva Wijesinha Inside Limits: Identity and Repression in (Post)-Colonial Fiction The SabaragamuwaUniversity Press (Sri Lanka).
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— 'The Long Road to Happiness' (Interview) J. CowleyThe Times (London) 11 May p17.
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— 'V.S. Naipaul'J. CowleyProspect June, pp.48-53.
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— 'Controller of Words' (review of Beyond Belief: Islamic Excursions Among the Converted Peoples)M. GilsehanLondon Review of Books20(17) 3 September pp21-2.
— African Identities: Pan-Africanisms and Black Identities Kadiatu Kanneh216pp Routledge ( London and New York), £13.99.
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Nichols, Grace'Gender and Hybridity in Contemporary Caribbean Poetry'Jana Gohrisch in Raimund Borgmeier, Herbert Grabes and Andreas H. Jucker eds Anglistentag 1997 Giessen: Proceedings ( Proceedings of the Conference of the German Association of University Teachers of English) Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier (Trier) pp139-56.
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Palmer, Hazelle ' "I Suck Coarse Salt": Caribbean Women Writers in Canada and the Politics of Transcendence' Meredith GadsbyModern Fiction Studies44(1) pp144-63.
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Persaud, Lakhsmi'Gendered Voyages into Coolitude: the Shaping of the Indo-Caribbean Woman's Literary Consciousness'Veronique BragardKunapipiXX(1) pp99-111.
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Phillip, M. Nourbese' "I Suck Coarse Salt": Caribbean Women Writers in Canada and the Politics of Transcendence'Meredith GadsbyModern Fiction Studies44(1) pp144-63.
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Phillips, CarylCaribbean Passages: A Critical Perspective on New Fiction from the West IndiesRichard F. Patteson190pp Lynne Rienner (London) £30.50/US $38.
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— 'A kind of Homecoming' (Interview) N. WroeFinancial Times 16 May.
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— 'Identity is Not in the Past to be Found, But in the Future to be Constructed': History and Identity in Caryl Philip's Novels' Raimund Schaffner in Barbara Korte and Klaus Peter Muller eds Unity in Diversity Revisited?: British Literature and Culture in the 1990s GunterVerlag Tubingen ( Tubingen), pp107-26.
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Rhys, JeanJean Rhys Sylvie Maurel182pp Macmillan Press (Basingstoke and London) £11.99.
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— 'Jean Rhys, Race and Caribbean/English Criticism'Elaine SavoryWasafiri28 pp33-4.
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— 'Jumping Into the Big Ups "Quarrels": The Hulme/Brathwaite Exchange'Evelyn O'CallaghanWasafiri28 pp34-6.
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— 'English Gardens and West Indian Yards: The Politics of Location (One More Time)'Denise deCaires NarainWasafiri28 pp37-8.
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Schewcharan, Narmala'Gendered Voyages into Coolitude: the Shaping of the Indo-Caribbean Woman's Literary Consciousness'Veronique BragardKunapipiXX(1), pp99-111.
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Selvon, Sam'The Coldest Spring in Fifty Years: Thoughts on Sam Selvon and London'George LammingKunapipiXX(1) pp4-10.
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— 'Descending the Stairwell: Dwelling Places and Doorways in Early Post-War Black British Writing'James ProctorKunapipiXX(1) pp21-31.
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Senior, Olive ' "And Woman's Tongue Clatters Out of Turn"': Olive Senior's Praise Song for Woman-Weed' Anne CollettKunapipiXX(1) pp56-67.
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— 'Space and the Quest for identity in Olive Senior's Work: An Imaginative Insularity' in Jean-Pierre Durix ed Literary Archipelagoes Centre de recherches 'Image/ Texte/ Langage'/Editions Universitaires de Dijon ( Dijon, France) pp29-42.
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— 'Registering Woman: Senior's Zig-Zag Discourse and Code-Switching in Jamaican Narrative'Barbara LallaARIEL29(4) pp83-100.
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— Caribbean Passages: A Critical Perspective on New Fiction from the West IndiesRichard F. Patteson190pp Lynne Rienner (London) £30.50/US $38.
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Shinebourne, Janice'Gendered Voyages into Coolitude: the Shaping of the Indo-Caribbean Woman's Literary Consciousness'Veronique BragardKunapipiXX( 1 ), pp99-111.
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Silvera, Makeda, ' "I Suck Coarse Salt": Caribbean Women Writers in Canada and the Politics of Transcendence'Meredith GadsbyModern Fiction Studies44(1) pp144-63.