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"Ishion Hutchinson turns his poetic sensibility to questions of home, displacement, and memory in his beautiful and searingly brilliant prose debut"--
Treasure Island and me -- First reading -- An exquisite simulacrum: remembering Philip Levine -- The search for a faun -- Far away: Naipaul and Walcott -- In my room -- Catch a fire: Jamaica at fifty in Toronto -- Women sweeping -- Leviathan in the sun: on Les Murray -- Blood and ink: on George Seferis -- See the birds in my mouth: remembering Vaughn Benjamin -- The trauma of joy: Wilson Harris's Guyana Quartet -- The concept of dread: a listening to Lee "Scratch" Perry in Zurich, with Lorenzo Bernet -- Lucas -- Dreams of stone: Lalibela -- The noble fish: Dakar -- Praise singer: on Akinbode Akinbiyi -- Splash crowns: on Donald Rodney -- Bottle torches: a fantasia on Nari Ward -- The fire thus kindled, may be kindled again: the figure of Frederick Douglass -- Unbending progress: on Claude McKay -- The bearing of the island -- A voice at the edge of the sea: an interview with Derek Walcott -- The classics can console? -- A room in August town -- Rough water: a Senegal diary.