Commemorating 1917
A Discussion of Citizenship and Freedom in Caribbean Literature
A Discussion of Citizenship and Freedom in Caribbean Literature
Vanessa K. Valdés
October 2017
The Transnational Labor of Black Resistance
Caribbean Intellectuals Protest the East St. Louis Riots
Caribbean Intellectuals Protest the East St. Louis Riots
Imani D. Owens
October 2017
Translating Global Citizenship
Haiti, Charles Moravia, and Woodrow Wilson
Haiti, Charles Moravia, and Woodrow Wilson
Nathan H. Dize
October 2017
“Living in Hidden Relationship”
Doomed Romance and Bonded Citizenship in A. R. F. Webber’s Those That Be in Bondage
Doomed Romance and Bonded Citizenship in A. R. F. Webber’s Those That Be in Bondage
Janelle Rodriques
October 2017
Luis Felipe Dessús and US Citizenship for Black Puerto Ricans
Satty Flaherty-Echeverría
October 2017
From Danish West Indies to America’s Poorhouse
Reflections on Transfer One Hundred Years On
Reflections on Transfer One Hundred Years On
Tami Navarro
October 2017
Digital Publishing
A Roundtable Conversation from the 2016 West Indian Literature Conference
A Roundtable Conversation from the 2016 West Indian Literature Conference
Kelly Baker Josephs
February 2017
“I Curse Your Tear”
A Translator’s Note
A Translator’s Note
Carina del Valle Schorske
October 2016
The Divided Dutch Antillean Writer and the Unifying Force of Translation
Arturo Desimone
October 2016
Reckoning with Impunity
Frankétienne, Ready to Burst, trans. Kaiama L. Glover (Brooklyn: Archipelago, 2014); 162 pages; ISBN 978-1935744788 (paperback)
Évelyne Trouillot, Memory at Bay, trans. Paul Curtis Daw (Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2015); 152 pages; ISBN 978-0813938097 (paperback)
Frankétienne, Ready to Burst, trans. Kaiama L. Glover (Brooklyn: Archipelago, 2014); 162 pages; ISBN 978-1935744788 (paperback)
Évelyne Trouillot, Memory at Bay, trans. Paul Curtis Daw (Charlottesville: University of Virginia Press, 2015); 152 pages; ISBN 978-0813938097 (paperback)
Alessandra Benedicty-Kokken
October 2016