Jeremy Poynting
A Writer at the Height of Her Powers: Three Recent Novels by Beryl Gilroy

Beryl Gilroy
Women of Colour at the Barricades

Marcia Douglas ~ Poetry
Kings Street
Labrish on a Kingston Mini Bus
The Ascania Docks in Southampton, circa 1955

Angela Hernandez ~ Fiction
Ojos Aguados
Tear-Laden Eyes

Claudia Jones ~ Poetry
Morning Mists
To Elizabeth Gurley Flynn

Olga Nolla ~ Fiction
La Felicidad de Robertito
Robertito's Happiness

Lizabeth Paravisini-Gebert ~ Fiction
In Which I Learn That Being a Flower Girl Is Not Everything It's Cut Out To Be

Maureen Roberts ~ Poetry
Sun Gods
My Grandmother Sings to Me
Polished Silver

Jan Shinebourne ~ Fiction
Soho, Southall and Brixton

Myriam J. A. Chancy
Marvel-Women: J.J. Dominique's Memoire d'une Amnesique

Leota Lawrence
Paradigm and Paradox in The Hills of Hebron

Geta LeSeur
Wild Women in the Wilderness: Tituba of I,Tituba, Black Witch of Salem and Télumée of Bridge of Beyond as Maroon Subjects Finding Voice

Helen Pyne Timothy
Language as Subversion in Postcolonial Literature: The Case of Two Caribbean Women Writers

Roseanne Hoefel
Praisesong for Paule Marshall: Music and Dance as Redemptive Metaphor in Brown Girl, Brownstones and Praisesong for the Widow

Edyta Oczkowcz
Triadic Empowerment: Invention of Female Identity in Erna Brodber's Myal and Louisiana

Jennifer Rahim
Recreating the Woman's Relationship to the House: Towards Spacial Sovereignty in Merle Hodge's For the Life of Laetitia

Leah R. Rosenberg
Mother and Country: Implications of Rhys' Construction of Exile

Elaine Savory
Ex/Isle: Separation, Memory and Desire in Caribbean Women's Writing

Jennifer Sparrow
Capécia, Condé, and the Antillean Woman's Identity Quest

Denise de Caires Narain
Grace Nichols: Sunris