Familial & Other Conversations: Special issue on Caryl Phillips

Volume 7 Number 1

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• Contents

  • EDITORIAL

    • Bénédicte Ledent

  • INTERVIEW

    • Dancing in the Dark: Caryl Phillips in Conversation with John McLeod

  • ARTICLES

    • Kathie Birat, ‘Really no more than a report on one man’s way of seeing’:

      Caryl Phillips’s Non-fictional Works

    • Stephen Clingman, ‘England Has Changed’:

      Questions of National Form in A Distant Shore

    • Vanessa Garcia, The Almost-Miseducation of Vanessa Garcia
    • Bénédicte Ledent, Caryl Phillips and the Caribbean as Multicultural

      Paradigm

    • John McLeod, ‘Between two waves’: Caryl Phillips and Black Britain
    • Caryl Phillips, A Familial Conversation
    • Abigail Ward, An Outstretched Hand: Connection and Affiliation in

      Crossing the River

    • Andrew Warnes, Enemies Within: Diaspora and Democracy in

      Crossing the River and A Distant Shore

    • Louise Yelin, ‘Living State-side’: Caryl Phillips and the United States

  • REVIEWS

  • NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS