Wasafiri 2
Susheila Nasta interviews Sam Selvon. Kenneth Ramchand on Indo-African relations in Caribbean fiction. Three Nigerian short stories by Adewale Maja-Pearce. Fred D’Aguiar reviews Kamau Brathwaite’s Third World Poems.
Contents
Susheila Nasta
Interviews Sam Selvon
Roger Bromley
Reaching a Clearing: Gender and Politics in Zee Edgell’s Beka Lamb
Morgan Dalphinis
The African Presence: Similarities Between West Indian Creole and African Oral Literature
Kenneth Ramchand
Indian-African Relations in Caribbean Fiction: Reflected in Earl Lovelace’s The Dragon Can’t Dance
Elizabeth M Nicholson
Indian Literature in the English Classroom: I
Adewale Maja-Pearce
Three Nigerian Short Stories
Roger Freebairn
Poem: Return Journey
Milton Godfrey
Poem: Disappointment
Reviews
Eckhard Breitinger
Nuruddin Farah Close Sesame
Adetokunbo Pearse
Chinua Achebe The Trouble With Nigeria
Roger Freeborn
David Dabydeen Slave Song
Jane Wilkinson
Itala Vivan Interpreti rituali: Il romanzo dell’ Africa Nera
Fred D’Aguiar
Kamau Brathwaite Third World Poems
Derek Walcott Midsummer
