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Jamaica Kincaid: A Bibliography of Dissertations and Theses by Elizabeth J. Hester, 2010-07-29

Jamaica Kincaid --2008 publication. by various, 2008-01-01

Franconia College Alumni: Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping, Jamaica Kincaid, Tim Costello, Ron Androla

Jamaica Kincaid (Modern Critical Views) by Harold [Ed.] Bloom, 1998

Jamaica Kincaid VHS (Lannan Literary Videos, 84) by Jamaica kincaid, 2001

My brother. by Jamaica Kincaid, 1997-01-01

Claremont Mckenna College Faculty: Roderic Ai Camp, Jonathan Petropoulos, Jamaica Kincaid, Harry V. Jaffa, Diane F. Halpern, Alfred Balitzer

The rhythm of reality in the works of Jamaica Kincaid.: An article from: World Literature Today by Diane Simmons, 1994-06-22

Kincaid, Jamaica: Autobiografia de mi madre.: An article from: Mensaje by Lucîa Stecher Guzmân, 2008-05-01

Lucy by Jamaica Kincaid, 1991

Biography - Kincaid, Jamaica (1949-): An article from: Contemporary Authors by Gale Reference Team, 2004-01-01

Maine Magazine (Jamaica Kincaid on Kenneth Noland, March 2010) by various, 2010

Caribbean Women Writers: Jean Rhys, Dionne Brand, Karrine Steffans, Marie-Elena John, Jamaica Kincaid, Abiola Abrams, Maryse Condé

Antiguaner: Vere Cornwall Bird, Allen Stanford, James Carlisle, Jamaica Kincaid, Louise Lake-Tack, George Walter, Novelle Hamilton Richards (German Edition)

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Annie John By Jamaica Kincaid
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Jamaica Kincaid
Sources of critical reviews for Annie John by jamaica kincaid fromthe MLA Bibliography database (Para Veronica Lucas) My Home Page.
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Extractions: Author: Byrne, K. B. Conal. Source College Language Association Journal 3. Room as a Catalyst of Differences: In Search of Autonomous Subjectivity in the Caribbean context of Jamaica Kincaid. Author: Ippolito, Emilia. In: xii, 293 pp.; Borderlands: Negotiating Boundaries in Post-Colonial Writing . Reif-Hulser, Monika (ed. and conclusion); 1999.
African-American Fiction Writers Ansa, Tina McElroy Bambara, Toni
Jerome Foster, Sharon Ewell Goines, Donald Hardwick, Gary Harris, E. Lynn Jackson,Brian Johnson, Charles Richard Jones, Gayl, kincaid, jamaica Marshall, Paule
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Books: Jamaica Kincaid (The Boston Phoenix . 10-20-97)
The Boston Phoenix jamaica kincaid My Brother By Elizabeth Manus. MY BROTHERby jamaica kincaid. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 198 pages, $19.
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Extractions: By Elizabeth Manus MY BROTHER: by Jamaica Kincaid. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 198 pages, $19. Jamaica Kincaid's memoir My Brother may be a slim volume, but it is not a quick read. Rather, it is a difficult one. Though it deals with a sibling's death from AIDS, readers of the harrowing Autobiography of My Mother will know not to expect a sister's heartfelt story. It is a study in detachment, in bitterness, and in survival. The subject at hand is Devon, the youngest of Kincaid's three brothers, who died of AIDS last year at the age of 33. She knew him only in his first and last three years, a bookend relationship, but it is his life and, by extension, his death that illuminates hers with blinding force, proving the linchpin that holds together "the what really happened, the what might have really happened, and how it led to what was actually happening." The subject behind the subject at hand is Kincaid's mother, who, for 13-year-old Kincaid, changed utterly after Devon's birth. "She became bitter, sharp; she and I quarreled all the time. . . . Her features collapsed, she was beautiful in the face before . . . but that wasn't true anymore after my brother was born." Kincaid explains that her mother is exemplary "when we are weak and helpless and need her. . . . It is when her children are trying to be grown-up people adults that her mechanism for loving them falls apart." Thus baby Devon and HIV-positive Devon benefit from their mother's love; his sister, as teenage bookworm and adult aspiring writer, fares miserably. When he is three years old, Kincaid (as readers may already know) leaves home for America, where she will forge a new identity with a new name, and where she will obsess about her mother but not speak to her for 20 years.
Links To Literature: Jamaica Kincaid
Audiobook jamaica kincaid Reads. GENERAL RESOURCES. GENERAL RESOURCES. NY Timesjamaica kincaid. Profile, book reviews, and articles about the author.
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Bookreporter.com - Author Profile: Jamaica Kincaid
jamaica kincaid. BIO. Born Elaine Potter Richardson in Antigua on May 25th,1949, kincaid was raised by her mother, never knowing her father.
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Extractions: BIO Born Elaine Potter Richardson in Antigua on May 25th, 1949, Kincaid was raised by her mother, never knowing her father. After growing contemptuous of the British regime in her homeland - she left the Caribbean at the age of 17 to pursue an opportunity as an au pair in New York. Once in NY she dyed her hair blonde, changed her name to Jamaica Kincaid, cut off all ties with her mother and began writing classes at The New School. While accompanying George W.S. Trow, as he researched pieces for the New Yorker column "Talk of the Town," Kincaid started taking notes on events in the city. Trow passed her notes on to William Shawn, then the editor of the New Yorker, who recognized Kincaid's talent and decided to print her notes as a piece. Shawn then went on to publish "Girl," a piece of Kincaid's short fiction in 1978. A year later, Kincaid married the composer Allen Shawn (William Shawn's son). Kincaid wrote regularly for the
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