1st Edition
African-Caribbean Women Interrogating Diaspora/Post-Diaspora
1. African-Caribbean women interrogating diaspora/post-diaspora
Suzanne Scafe and Leith Dunn
2. I am becoming my mother: (post)diaspora, local entanglements and entangled locals
Patricia Noxolo
3. Picturing theory: Nicole Awai’s black ooze as post-diaspora expression
Marsha Pearce
4. Four women, for women: Caribbean diaspora artists reimag(in)ing the fine art canon
Carol Ann Dixon
5. From migrant to settler and the making of a Black community: an autoethnographic account
Beverley Bryan
6. Poem: Cinders, 1965
Jenny Mitchell
7. Poem: Heat
Alecia McKenzie
8. Poem: The harbour
Alecia McKenzie
9. Poem: Slaves without slavers (or "a fi wi faalt")
Velma Pollard
10. African-Caribbean women, (post)? Diaspora, and the meaning of home
Gabriella Beckles-Raymond
11. ‘There is such a shelter in each other’: women looking for homes in Zadie Smith's White Teeth, On Beauty and NW
Julia Siccardi
12. Locating black feminist resistance through diaspora and post-diaspora in Edwidge Danticat’s and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s short stories
Amber Lascelles
13. ‘The interior of that relationship’: navigating the heterosexual relational space in Erna Brodber’s short fiction
Aisha Spencer
Biography
Suzanne Scafe is Visiting Professor at the Centre for Memory, Narrative and Histories, University of Brighton, UK. She is the co-author of Heart of the Race (1985, 2018), Teaching Black Literature (1989), The Black Body in Europe (2007) and several articles and book chapters on Caribbean and Black British writers.
Leith Dunn is Sociologist, Honorary Senior Research Fellow and former Senior Lecturer/Head of the Institute for Gender and Development Studies Mona Campus Unit at the University of the West Indies, Jamaica. Her research and publications include several books, book chapters and policy reports on Caribbean women, gender equality, migration, human trafficking and climate change.
