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(2020) Carnival, Calypso and Dancehall Cultures: Making the Popular Political in Contemporary Caribbean Writing
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(2017) ‘Popular Political Culture and the Caribbean Carnival’. Zobel Marshall, Emily, Farrar, Max & Farrar, Guy. Soundings, Issue 67 (Lawrence and Wishart).
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Editor of Special Caribbean Issue of World Literature Written in English (now Journal of Postcolonial Writing) 39.1 (2003)
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The Carnival as a Force of Liberation: An E-mail Interview with Midnight Robber Brian Honore (Known as Commentator) - December 2000
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