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­­­­­­­We’ve Barely Begun to Speak/Scream/Sing: On Frankétienne’s Dézafi

Frankétienne, Dézafi: A Novel, trans. Asselin Charles, afterword Jean Jonassaint (Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2018); 244 pages; ISBN 978-0813941394 (paperback)

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Caribbean Texts and Textiles

A Correct and Singular Language for an Antireal History

Curdella Forbes, A Tall History of Sugar (New York: Akashic, 2019); 368 pages; ISBN 978-1617757518 (hardcover)

Breaking the Silence: The Immigrant Woman’s Plight in the United States

Angie Cruz, Dominicana (New York: Flatiron, 2019); 336 pages; ISBN 978-1250205933 (paperback)

Crate Digging to Remix Sylvia Wynter

Alexis Pauline Gumbs, Dub: Finding Ceremony (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2020); 320 pages; ISBN 978-1478006459 (paperback)

Marronage as the Past, Present, and Future of Liberation

Quincy Saul, ed., Maroon Comix: Origins and Destinies (Oakland, CA: PM, 2018); 65 pages; ISBN 978-1629635712 (paperback)

All Our Mothers Were Not Famous

Market Intimacies: Textiles and the Sexual Commerce of Slavery in Caribbean Literature

Poems by Rajiv Mohabir

Threads of Fate: Fragments of the Jamaican Chinese