Helen Pyne Timothy, President of ACWWS
About Our Name

Brenda F. Berrian
Zouk Diva: Interview with Jocelyne Béroard

Renée H. Shea
"The Hunger to Tell": Edwidge Danticat and the farming of bones

Christine W. Sizemore
"When Everything Else Is Done and Dusted": An An Interview with Barbara Burford, Scientist and Writer

Opal Palmer Adisa ~ Poetry
What's Important?
What Does It Mean?
Oath Taking
What the Poem Says

Barbara Burford ~ Fiction
The Pinstripe Summer

Danielle Legros Georges ~ Poetry
Abako
Praisesong for Port-au-Prince

Joanne Allong Haynes ~ Poetry
Sleep Tobago

Claire Ince ~ Poetry
jesus or the wind (July 4th)

Pamela C. Mordecai ~ Poetry
My Sister Goes Off
Blessed Assurance
Gloria

Miki Flockemann
Breakdown or Breakthrough?: The Madness of Resistance in Wide Sargasso Sea and A Question of Power

Dominique Licops
Origi/nation and Narration: Identity and Epanouissement in Gisèle Pineau's Exil selon Julia

Antonia MacDonald-Smythe
Authorizing the Slut in Jamaica Kincaid's At the Bottom of the River

Maritza Paul
Pluie et vent sur Télemée Miracle and Moi, Tituba sorcière . . . Noire de Salem: Two Francophone Antillean Women's Praisesongs for the Obeah Woman

Cherene Sherrard
The "Colonizing?" Mother Figure in Paule Marshall's Brown Girl, Brownstones and Jamaica Kincaid's The Autobiography of My Mother

Linda Spears-Bunton
Ties That Bind Us: Literature, Response and the African Diaspora

Marcia Wharton-Zaretsky
Fleurette Osbourne: A Black Woman Activist

Kathleen Balutansky
Danticat's Narrator Names the Nameless in the farming of bones

Catherine Den Tandt
Mayra Santos Febres. El cuerpo correcto

Pascale De Souza
From "Noir et Blanc": L'Exil selon Julia by Gisèle Pineau

Evelyn O'Callaghan
Surviving in No-Man's Land: The Pagoda by Patricia Powell

María Cristina Rodríguez
Rosario Ferré. The House on the Lagoon

Tanya Saunders
Cristina Garcia. The Aguero Sisters

Jan Shinebourne
Pauline Melville. The Ventriloquist's Tale

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