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	Antigua: Literature [16]		Haiti: Literature [52]		Saint Kitts and Nevis: Literature [15]
	Barbados: Literature [23]		Jamaica: Literature [34]		Saint Lucia: Literature [19]
	Cuba: Literature [95]		Puerto Rico: Literature [112]		Trinidad and Tobago: Literature [32]
	Guadelupe: Literature [6]		Republica Dominicana: Literatura [16]

	Negrism [20]

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English Language Literatures		Spanish Language Literatures		French Language Literatures

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African & Caribbean Literature in French
Primary Sources from Howard University libraries. [eng]

Literature 1992
Nobel Prize to Derek Wallcott (St. Lucia) for a poetic oeuvre of great luminosity, sustained by a historical vision, the outcome of a multicultural commitment. CV, Nobel lecture. [eng]

BahamasPoems
Poems from The Bahamas by the Bahamian poet, Dennis Dames. Poetry of love, tragedy, life and more. [eng]

Spanish, Latin American, Brazilian and Caribbean Literature
Literary critisism and periodicals of Latin America, Spain & Portugal. [eng]

Russ Filman's Caribbean Literature
Your source for information on Bequia, St. Vincent and The Grenadines, West Indies, and the wider Caribbean. [eng]

West Indian Literature
A reference list of literature by West Indian authors. [eng]

Caribbean Literature
Secondly, Martinque and Guadeloupe are among the oldest and most loyal French colonies, and have never been fertile soil for autonomous movements, such as have occasionally sprung up in Algeria and French Indo-China. An Algerian author like Robert Randau writes almost always as an Algerian, while French West Indian authors often become so thoroughly assimilated into the literary life of Paris as to lose their insular identity. [eng]

Caribbean Women Writers
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Caribbeanwriter fiction author and editor
Caribbean books, stories and culture notes by Jamaican author and editor Hazel D. Campbell [eng]

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