New Issue: JWIL (32:2)

Many thanks to co-editor-in-chief Lisa Outar for announcing the release of the latest issue of the Journal of West Indian Literature (Vol. 32, No. 2, April 2024) which features a special tribute section to the late great Jamaican professor and poet, Edward Baugh, an interview of Marina Salandy-Brown about her life and career and her founding of the influential NGC Bocas Lit Fest by Lisa Outar, and gorgeous cover art by Jamaican visual artist, Sana Rose. Here, we share the table of contents.

Editorial Preface
Nicola Hunte

Essays

Beyond Boundaries: Navigating Place, Faith, and Selfhood in Aliyyah Eniath’s The Yard
Victoria V. Chang   

Reconceptualizing Cross-Cultural Influence: Derek Walcott’s Imitation of Hokusai
Gavin Herbertson

“The white man is still there. The white duppy”: Gothic Haunting and Colourism in Marlon James’s A Brief History of Seven Killings
Cato Marks

Interviews

“Broadcast now published”: An Interview with Caryl Phillips on the Publication of his Radio Plays
Bénédicte Ledent

From the BBC to Bocas: An Interview with Marina Salandy-Brown on Leadership and Literary Community Building
Lisa Outar

Tribute Section to Edward Baugh

Dirge
John Robert Lee

Edward Baugh—In Memoriam
Glyne Griffith

For Edward Baugh
Asha Varadharajan

Tribute to Professor Eddie Baugh
Evelyn O’Callaghan

True-True Love
Pamela Mordecai

Poet of Port Antonio
Ronald Cummings

Book Reviews

Earl Lovelace’s Is Just a Movie
Funso Aiyejina

Kerstin Oloff, Ecology of the Zombie: World-Culture and the Monstrous
Lizette Gerber

Jacinth Howard, The Mother Island
Linzey Corridon

For more information, see https://www.jwilonline.org/downloads/vol-32-no-2-april-2024/

For more information on the artist, see https://sanaroseartist.com/

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