| The Magazine Of International Contemporary Writing |
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| Autumn 1985 | ||
| Prabhu Guptara | Editorial: A Triumph to Have Happened at All | 3 |
| Joyce Johnson | Bessie Head and the Oral Tradition: The Structure of Maru | 5 |
| Robert Fraser | Kojo Laing: Profile and Extract From Search Sweet Country | 9 |
| Russell McDougall | Okonkwo’s Walk: The Choreography of Things Fall Apart | 12 |
| Fiction |
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| Veronique Tadjo | The Magician and the Girl | 17 |
| Anya Asale | Extract from Panman | 19 |
| Mike Phillips | Short Story: The Smell of the Coast | 19 |
| Leslie Anthony Goffe | Poem: Seamstress | 23 |
| Marsha Prescod | Poem: May the Force be with You | 23 |
| David Dabydeen | Poem: Ballad of the Little Black Boy | 24 |
| Fred D’Aguiar | Black British and other poems | 25 |
| Alexander Baron | Poem: Rebel | 26 |
| Reviews |
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| Neville Grant | AHandbook for Teaching African Literatureby Elizabeth Gunner | 27 |
| John Welch | South Asian Poetry for the English Classroom | 29 |
| Lyn Innes | A Sense of Place: Essays in Post-Colonial Literature Britta Olinder (ed) | 31 |
| Adetokunbo Pearse | Call Me Woman by Ellen Kuzwayo | 33 |
| James Gibbs | Blues for the Prodigal directed by Wole Soyinka | 34 |
| Books Received | 35 |
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| Activities, Letters, Resources, Contributors | 36 | |
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