In this Issue

Table of Contents

Haiti: Fantasies of Bare Life

Sibylle Fischer
pp. 1-15
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“How with this rage shall beauty hold a plea”: The Writings of Miss Amy Beckford Bailey as Moral Education in the Era of Jamaican Nation Building

Veronica Marie Gregg
pp. 16-33
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Life in the North Caribbean

Edouard Duval Carrié
pp. 34-45
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“Whether Beast or Human”: The Cultural Legacies of Dread, Locks, and Dystopia

Kevin Frank
pp. 46-62
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Available At All Leading Stores!

Christopher Cozier
pp. 63-65
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From Mythologies to Realities: The Iconography of Ras Daniel Heartman

Ama
pp. 66-87
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Woi

Garfield Ellis
pp. 88-110
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Upgrade

Dave Williams
pp. 111-114
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Speak Up! Or forever . . .

Richard Rawlins
pp. 115-118
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“No Abstract Art Here”: The Problem of the Visual in Contemporary Anglo-Caribbean Art

Krista A. Thompson
pp. 119-137
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The Black Eye Project

Nikolai Noel
pp. 138-141
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“No Grave Cannot Hold My Body Down”: Rituals of Death and Burial in Postcolonial Jamaica

Annie Paul
pp. 142-162
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Haitian Novels and Novels of Haiti: History, Haitian Writing, and Madison Smartt Bell's Trilogy

Martin Munro
pp. 163-176
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Capturing Louverture

Laurent Dubois
pp. 177-183
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Haitian Gothic and History: Madison Smartt Bell's Trilogy on Toussaint Louverture and the Haitian Revolution

Marie-José Nzengou-Tayo
pp. 184-193
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Madison Smartt Bell's Toussaint at the Crossroads: The Haitian Revolutionary between History and Fiction

Charles Forsdick
pp. 194-208
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Sa Nou Pa We Yo (The Invisible Ones): A Reply to Four Readers

Madison Smartt Bell
pp. 209-216
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Preface: Soul Captives are Free

David Scott
pp. v-x
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Contributors

pp. 217-220
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