...Corinna McLeod Jamaica Kincaid's A Small Place reveals the subalternity of Antigua as a tourist locale; an identity which undermines Antigua's position as a nation. Through the use of a metafictional discourse, Kincaid's narrator deconstructs colonial, postcolonial and neocolonial myths, thereby...

... and destination/away/settlement societies. This emphasis has arguably restricted our comprehension of the complexity of transnational practices that connect people not just with the place they left but across sites of migration. Drawing on the example of Caribbean women who travel regularly between Toronto...

...Thierry Tian-Sio-Po Small Axe, Inc. 2009 Place-Presence Thierry Tian-Sio-Po In this recent work, which carries on from the previous series on landscape in 2003 and 2004, I realized that the question of the presence of place was becoming important—a presence that excludes all...

... the publication of the first issue of Focus in 1943 to see how the place of literature in Public Opinion 's pages changes over time. The article finds that Public Opinion during these years goes through three stages in terms of its relationship to literary publication: an uneven beginning from its founding...

... them to place on stage two highly complex women, one a white woman (Madame Bullet) bound to the white plantocracy, the other a mulatta (Marie-Jeanne) allied to the black revolution. 35 In his study of James’s love letters to Constance Webb, Selwyn Cudjoe acknowledges James’s personal limitations...

... mud that destroyed new tan suede shoes. And “not soft” was the acme of feeling; an unspoilt destination. I want to tell you that softness is a rescue ship, not a doomed arrival, but tonight I can only weep at how you remind me of all the places that have hardened, in my house once built...

... before turning to Jag. “Don't feel I forget is Friday.” Jag clenched his teeth and with stiff fingers, unknotted the edge of his dhoti and produced a square of folded paper. He opened it and gave Ajie more than half the coins inside. He blew a snort as he watched her place his earnings into a pouch...

...-eyed young woman's temples, then held her hand and led her through the metal doors. For several minutes the air outside in the waiting area held taught, then a guttural wail tore it to pieces. Adah could feel the other women who knew the place in their bellies that grief comes from exhaling. Others...

...Danielle Boodoo-Fortuné Poetry: Danielle Boodoo-Fortuné, “Lunar Planting” (first place), Lynn Sweeting, “Coming Back to Life” (second place); short fiction: Sharon Millar, “The Dragonfly's Tale” (first place), Alexia Arthurs, “Lobster Hand” (second place) © 2013 by Small Axe, Inc...

...Lynn Sweeting Poetry: Danielle Boodoo-Fortuné, “Lunar Planting” (first place), Lynn Sweeting, “Coming Back to Life” (second place); short fiction: Sharon Millar, “The Dragonfly's Tale” (first place), Alexia Arthurs, “Lobster Hand” (second place) © 2013 by Small Axe, Inc. 2013...

...Sharon Millar Poetry: Danielle Boodoo-Fortuné, “Lunar Planting” (first place), Lynn Sweeting, “Coming Back to Life” (second place); short fiction: Sharon Millar, “The Dragonfly's Tale” (first place), Alexia Arthurs, “Lobster Hand” (second place) When she'd caught her breath, she began...

...Alexia Arthurs Poetry: Danielle Boodoo-Fortuné, “Lunar Planting” (first place), Lynn Sweeting, “Coming Back to Life” (second place); short fiction: Sharon Millar, “The Dragonfly's Tale” (first place), Alexia Arthurs, “Lobster Hand” (second place) At first it did matter for me, having to bottle...