好色先生

Profile

Scholarship is discovery, writing is craft, teaching is sharing and the joy of community. The discipline I love brings them together, and then becomes a productive part of our rich collective intellectual community.

Degrees Held

PhD, Postcolonial Literature, 好色先生 of the West Indies;
MPhil, World Literature, 好色先生 of Leeds;
BA (First Class Honors), English and American Literature, 好色先生 of Leeds

Professional Affiliation

• Modern Language Association,
• Association of Caribbean Women Writers
• Multi-Ethnic Literatures of the United States
• Association for the Study of the Short Story
• African Literature Association.

Recent Publications

• 鈥淐ontemporary CaribbeanWriters in Conversation (series): Interview with Pamela Mordecai鈥�,聽 Wadabagei: A Journal of the Caribbean and its Disaporas, Vol 7, No 2. 2004
• 鈥淚nterview with Olive Senior鈥�, Wadabagei: A Journal of the Caribbean and its Disaporas, Vol 8, No 3. 2005
• 鈥淭idalectics: An Theory of the Literary Relationship of the West Indies and the U.S." (keynote speech, July 2005, Toronto and public lecture, October 2005, Ithaca, now in press)
• 鈥淣ational-Transnational: Bruce St John鈥檚 Barbadian Voice鈥� (in press).
• Review of Kamau Brathwaite鈥檚 Born to Slow Horses in Wasafiri, Summer 2006.

Research Interests

My research has been primarily in Caribbeanand African literatures, especially women鈥檚 writing, poetry, drama and theater. I have worked particularly on Jean Rhys and Kamau Brathwaite. At the moment I am working on a study of the Anglophone elegy, and editing the selected works of Barbadian poet Bruce St John.