In this Issue

Table of Contents

Bodies of Horror in Marlon James’s The Book of Night Women and Clovis Brown’s Cartoons

Curdella Forbes
pp. 1-16
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Amortizing Memory: Debt as Mnemonic Device in Caribbean Canadian Literature

L. Camille van der Marel
pp. 17-39
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Opitennin

Kamau Brathwaite
pp. 40-41
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On the Very Idea of the Making of Modern Jamaica

David Scott
pp. 43-47
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Radical Skepticisms: Literatures of the Long Jamaican 1960s

Donette Francis
pp. 48-62
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Rastafari, Communism, and Surveillance in Late Colonial Jamaica

Deborah A. Thomas
pp. 63-84
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Global Sisyphus: Rereading the Jamaican 1960s through A Brief History of Seven Killings

Sheri-Marie Harrison
pp. 85-97
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The Coloniality of Power and the Limits of Dissent in Jamaica

Obika Gray
pp. 98-110
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Racial Hierarchy and the Elevation of Brownness in Creole Nationalism

Maziki Thame
pp. 111-123
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The Soundings with My Sisters: Sovereignty, Intimacy, Disappointment

Faith Smith
pp. 124-137
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How Did There Come to Be a “New Kingston”?

Charles V. Carnegie
pp. 138-151
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“Seeing False Images of Ourselves”: Rex Nettleford’s Mirror Mirror in the Wake of the 1960s

David Scott
pp. 152-166
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Postcolonial Roadways: A Visual Dossier

Clinton Hutton
pp. 167-178
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Toward a Genealogy of Water: Reading Julia de Burgos in the Twenty-First Century

Rebeca L. Hey-Colón
pp. 179-187
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Rediscovering Julia de Burgos: The People’s Rebel Soul Poet

Edna Acosta-Belén
pp. 188-202
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Julia de Burgos and the Mourning of Community

Jossianna Arroyo
pp. 203-208
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The Afterlives of Julia de Burgos

Vanessa Pérez-Rosario
pp. 209-218
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Preface: Friendship as an Art of Living

David Scott
pp. vii-x
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Contributors

pp. 219-221
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