| The Magazine Of International Contemporary Writing |
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| Spring 1985 | ||
| Editorial | 3 |
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| Susheila Nasta | Interviews Sam Selvon | 5 |
| Roger Bromley | Reaching a Clearing: Gender and Politics in Zee Edgell’s Beka Lamb | 10 |
| Morgan Dalphinis | The African Presence: Similarities Between West Indian Creole and African Oral Literature | 15 |
| Kenneth Ramchand | Indian-African Relations in Caribbean Fiction: Reflected in Earl Lovelace’s The Dragon Can’t Dance | 18 |
| Elizabeth M Nicholson | Indian Literature in the English Classroom: I | 24 |
| Adewale Maja-Pearce | Three Nigerian Short Stories | 26 |
| Roger Freebairn | Poem: Return Journey | 29 |
| Milton Godfrey | Poem: Disappointment | 31 |
| Reviews | ||
| Eckhard Breitinger | Close Sesame by Nuruddin Farah | 32 |
| Adetokunbo Pearse | The Trouble With Nigeria by Chinua Achebe | 33 |
| Roger Freebairn | Slave Song by David Dabydeen | 34 |
| Jane Wilkinson | Interpreti rituali: Il romanzo dell’Africa Nera by Itala Vivan | 35 |
| Fred D’Aguiar | Third World Poems by Kamau Brathwaite and | 37 |
| Midsummer by Derek Walcott |
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| Books Received | 39 |
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| Activities, Letters, Resources, Contributors | 41 |
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