| Summer, 2002 |
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| Susheila Nasta |
Editorial |
3 |
| Maya Jaggi |
Interviews Maggie Gee |
5 |
| Alison Donnell |
Nation and Contestation: Black British Writing |
11 |
| Andy Wood |
Contemporary Black British Urban Fiction: A 'Ghetto Perspective'? |
18 |
| Novid Parsi |
Anthem |
23 |
| Andrew Smith |
Poem: Handover |
30 |
| E A Markham |
Two Sketches from a ‘50s Notebook |
31 |
| Aamer Hussein |
Living in London: A Memoir |
36 |
| Swapna Tamhane |
Art: Mohini Chandra |
40 |
| Aosaf Afzal |
Coils of Rope, Stacked Bushels of Wheat |
43 |
| Charlotte Williams |
Extract: Sugar and Slate |
47 |
| Sandra Courtman |
A Black British Canon?: The Uses of Beryl Gilroy’s Black Teacher and its Recovery as Literature |
51 |
| John McLeod |
'Some Problems with "British" in a "Black British Canon"' |
56 |
| Erica Warburton |
Burning – ghat and other poems |
60 |
| Reviews |
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| Mike Phillips |
Writing Black Britain 1948-1998: An Interdisciplinary Anthology James Procter, ed |
62 |
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A New World Order: Selected Essays by Caryl Phillips |
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East of Acre Lane by Alex Wheatley |
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| Lauri Ramey |
Whispers in the Walls: New Black and Asian Voices from Birmingham Leone Ross and Yvonne Brissett, eds |
64 |
| Ranjana Sidhanta Ash |
My Birth Was Not In Vain: Selected Poems by Seven Bengali Women Safuran Ara and Debjani Chatterjee, eds: |
65 |
| Tabish Khair |
Home Truths: Fictions of the South Asian Diaspora in Britain by Susheila Nasta: |
66 |
| Bruce King |
Why Don't You Stop Talking by Jackie Kay |
68 |
| Harold Leusmann |
Half a Life by V S Naipaul |
69 |
| John McLeod |
British Culture and the End of Empire Stuart Ward, ed |
70 |
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Companion to Contemporary Black British Culture Alison Donnell, ed |
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| Anita Money |
Paddy Indian by Cauvery Madhavan |
72 |
| Mark Stein |
Gabriel's Gift by Hanif Kureishi |
73 |
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Hanif Kureishi by Bart Moore-Gilbert |
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| Gabriel Gbadamosi |
The Chameleon Poet: A Life of George Barker by Robert Fraser |
75 |
| Books Received |
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77 |
| Among the Contributors |
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81 |
