In this Issue

Table of Contents

Preface: Small Axe and the Ethos of Journal Work

David Scott
pp. vii-x
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Beyond the Great Camouflage: Haiti in Suzanne Césaire’s Politics and Poetics of Liberation

Annette K. Joseph-Gabriel
pp. 1-13
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Of Race: The Exorbitant Du Bois

Barnor Hesse
pp. 14-27
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The Radical Vision of Si-lan Chen: The Politics of Dance in an Age of Global Crisis

Elizabeth E. Sine
pp. 28-43
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What Is Journal Work?

Reinventing The Black Scholar

Louis Chude-Sokei
pp. 45-51
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Journal Work: Africa Is a Country

Sean Jacobs
pp. 52-57
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Journal Work and the “Public Good”: Undocumented Academic Labor in Emerging Fields

Patricia Joan Saunders
pp. 58-75
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The (Anti)Social Life of a Digital Journal in the Era of Global Info-Capitalism

Ashwani Sharma
pp. 76-84
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Revistas y trayectorias culturales en el Caribe

Yolanda Wood
pp. 85-91
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Where Do Journals Come From?: The Case of Sargasso

Lowell Fiet
pp. 92-97
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Handling with Care: On Editing, Invisibility, and Affective Labor

Kelly Baker Josephs
pp. 98-105
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Inter-Asia Journal Work

Kuan-Hsing Chen
pp. 106-114
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Visualities

Crusader

Nari Ward
pp. 115-122
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Small Axe Literary Competition

Deep Waters

Damian Femi René
pp. 123-132
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Mothering, Meddling & Interfering

Daisy Holder Lafond
pp. 133-148
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Semicolonized Mind

Mark Ramsay
pp. 149-159
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Coconut

Gabrielle Bellot
pp. 160-162
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Book Discussion: Brian Meeks, Critical Interventions in Caribbean Politics and Theory

Democracy and the End of Revolution in the Contemporary Caribbean

Maziki Thame
pp. 164-174
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Intellectuals and Social Change: Brian Meeks and Transitions in Caribbean Political Thought

Obika Gray
pp. 175-186
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Reprising the Past, Imagining the Future

Brian Meeks
pp. 187-198
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Contributors

pp. 199-202
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