The novels of Oonya Kempadoo rely on both distance and intimacy, a visceral connection and a sense of detachment in their description of character and environment. Continue reading
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Bernice L. McFadden & Courttia Newland
February 20, 2013 – In celebration of Black History Month, I (wearing my Mosaic Literary Magazine publisher hat) Continue reading
Andrea Stuart’s “Blood” | The Guardian
My fascination with my family history was ignited by my Barbadian uncle, Trevor Ashby, a brown-skinned man with a perfectly topiaried afro, who was an executive with Coca-Cola on the island of Barbados. Continue reading