The two books under review are quite different. Celia Britton's first book is a monograph devoted to a single author, albeit to one of the most important of contemporary Caribbean writers, Edouard Glissant. Christopher Miller's latest offering is a collection of essays addressing a wide range of topics in colonial/postcolonial literary history and theory. On the whole, it must be said that the less ambitious work proves to be the more successful of the two.
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