kincaid, jamaica

An extended essay on the British West Indies island of Antigua, the author's home, describing its scenery, its people, and its history, and discussing the impacts of colonization and tourism.

A description of the island and people of Antigua in the British West Indies.

A collection of thirty primary documents and commentary that provide insight into the historical, social, and cultural contexts of Jamaica Kincaid's 1985 novel "Annie John," with study questions, topics for research papers, and lists of further reading.

A collection of essays in which author Jamaica Kincaid discusses all she loves about gardening and plants.

Contains eleven essays in which the authors provide critical perspectives on the works of twentieth-century Caribbean writer Jamaica Kincaid, and includes a chronology, notes on the contributors, and a bibliography.

An extended essay on the British West Indies island of Antigua, the author's home, describing its scenery, its people, and its history, and discussing the impacts of colonization and tourism.

A memoir in which the author recounts the death of her brother at the age of thirty-three from AIDS, and recalls incidents from his life, and the lives of other family members on the island of Antigua.