Tag: Caribbean Women Writers

• Caribbean Women Writers by Marcia Douglas: Essay

  Originally appeared in Mosaic #9, June 2000 In the late 1980s, upon learning about a forthcoming conference profiling the work of Caribbean women writers, Jamaica Kincaid asked, “Are there many of us?” The conference was the 1988 First International Conference of Caribbean Women Writers

  Mosaic Magazine

  June 8, 2000

  Essay

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• Issue 9

  Issue #9 06/2000 On the Verge Mosaic features three new novelists who have written poignant books dealing with race and sexuality. Bernice McFadden Sugar by Pat Neblett Myrlin Hermes Careful What You Wish For by Pat Neblett Bil Wright Sunday You Learn How To Box by Nikki Terry

  June 7, 2000

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