►B.Ma Back Issue: 6.2 Spring 2001

Sea Change: Black British Writing

Guest Editor, Lauri Ramey 

(Cardiff University, Wales, U.K.)

Guest Associate Editor, R. Victoria Arana 

(Howard University)

►Contents

ESSAYS

Lauri Ramey

INTRODUCTION

Victoria Arana            

Sea Change: What Brings Us Here

Maria Helena Lima

The Politics of Teaching Black and British

Judith Bryan

The Evolution of Black London

Ann Kelly

Narrating the Africanist Presence in the Early Modern

Survey of English Literature

Alinda J. Sumers

The Black Man and the Dark Lady: The Imaginary African in

Early Modern and Modern British Writers

Jude Chudi Okpala    

Deterritorialization, Black British Writers and the Case of Ben Okri         

Susan Yearwood        

The Socio-Politics of Black Britain in the Work of Buchi Emecheta

Kadija George Sesay

Transformations within the Black British Novel  

Tracey Walters          

A Black Briton's View Of Black British Literature and Scholarship

Lauri Ramey              

Response: Symposium on Teaching Black British Writing

POETRY & the Other Arts

SuAndi           

Hima Raza

Lamont Steptoe

FEATURED ARTIST:

Veronique Tadjo

AFTERWORD

F.E. De Lancey          

"How Does Your Garden Grow?”:

Sonia Sanchez & the Small World Phenomenon"