... quantique and his écriture graphique—are, I would argue, very much linked together. Franké- tienne promotes subversive energy in his work through the means of visual inventiveness as well as linguistic inventiveness. It is extremely difficult to sum up the increased visual dimen- sion...

... that opacity-based Relation is the most ethical way of thinking postcolonial human being on a global scale. How intriguing it was, then, to read the works of, first, Franké- tienne, then Fignolé and Philoctète against this backdrop. Profoundly dynamic and infinitely expansive, suspended...

... theorization of the postcolony? When Glover states that she “consider[s] what happens to those writers—like Franké- tienne, Fignolé, and Philoctète—who chose or are obliged to remain physically anchored in the space of their island” (2), she is asking that we look at how aesthetic systems created...