LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS


 classics in postcolonial texts. His academic interests include
 postcolonial and diaspora studies, travel literature, and British
 literature.

Sally Everson: is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Anglophone Caribbean
 Literature at the University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras.

Joseph T. Farquharson: is pursuing an M.Phil. in European Literature
 (Spanish) at the University of Cambridge on a Tate & Lyle
 Cambridge Chevening Scholarship. His research interests
 include postcolonial literary theory, Creole linguistics, and
 cultural theory.

Richard J. File-Muriel: is pursuing his Ph.D. at Indiana University at
 Bloomington, specializing in Pidgin and Creole Languages,
 Sociolinguistics, and Phonology.

Hugh Hodges: born in London, England, now lives in Toronto. He has
 a Ph.D. in English from the University of Toronto, and currently
 teaches World Literature at the University of Toronto in
 Mississauga. He is preparing a book on Jamaican poetry
 tentatively entitled Soon Come.

Elena Machado Siez: is a Ph.D. Candidate in the English Deptartment
 of State University of New York, Stony Brook. Her interests
 include Caribbean literature; 20th-century American & British
 literature, Latino literature; Migration Theory, and drama.

Saikat Majumdar: has published two volumes of short stories and
 two novellas. His doctorate research focuses on the relationship
 of modernism and South-Asian postcolonial literatures at
 Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey.

Deonne Minto: is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Maryland,
 College Park. Her areas of interest include 20th century African-
 American, Afro-Latino, and Caribbean literature. She has
 attended both domestic and international conferences, and
 looks forward to research in Cuba.

Nereida Prado Rodriguez: is a doctoral student specializing in the
 literature of the English-speaking Caribbean at the University