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Writing tricksters
mythic gambols in American ethnic literature -
Sucking salt
Caribbean women writers, migration, and survival -
Other sisterhoods
literary theory and U.S. women of color -
Writing queer women of color
representation and misdirection in contemporary fiction and graphic narratives -
Sucking salt
Caribbean women writers, migration, and survival -
Beyond the canebrakes
Caribbean women writers in Canada -
Autobiographical inscriptions
form, personhood, and the American woman writer of color -
Performing la mestiza
textual representations of lesbians of color and the negotiation of identities -
Transnational poetics
Asian Canadian women's fiction of the 1990s -
Other sisterhoods
literary theory and U.S. women of color -
The voice of the oppressed in the language of the oppressor
a discussion of selected postcolonial literature from Ireland, Africa, and America -
Against amnesia
contemporary women writers and the crises of historical memory -
Sucking salt
Caribbean women writers, migration, and survival -
Women playwrights of diversity
a bio-bibliographical sourcebook -
Retold stories, untold histories
Maxine Hong Kingston and Leslie Marmon Silko on the politics of imagining the past -
Multi-ethnicity as a resource for the literary imagination
the creative achievements of women artists, poets, and novelists -
Sucking Salt
Caribbean Women Writers, Migration, and Survival -
Modeling minority women
heroines in African and Asian American fiction -
Beyond the canebrakes
Caribbean women writers in Canada -
Sucking salt
Caribbean women writers, migration, and survival -
Autobiographical inscriptions
form, personhood, and the American woman writer of color -
Transnational poetics
Asian Canadian women's fiction of the 1990s -
Retold stories, untold histories
Maxine Hong Kingston and Leslie Marmon Silko on the politics of imagining the past -
Autobiographical inscriptions
form, personhood, and the American woman writer of color -
Other sisterhoods
literary theory and U.S. women of color