Gordon Collier and Geoffrey V. Davis, now retired, taught at Justus Liebig University, Giessen, and the Rhenish–Westphalian Technical University, respectively. Marc Delrez and Bénédicte Ledent teach at the University of Liège.

• The Invention of Legacy: A Tribute to Hena Maes–Jelinek, by JEANNE DELBAEREBecause It Was She, by JEANNE DELBAEREThe Invention of Legacy: Opening Ceremony, by GEOFFREY V. DAVISText Read at the Launch of The Labyrinth of Universality, by WILSON HARRIS Cumberland Lodge: Honouring Hena in the Right Setting, by ALASTAIR NIVENA Kaddish for Hena, by PETER H. MARSDENThe Photo, by ALECIA MCKENZIE The Wind Under My Lips, by STEPHANOS STEPHANIDESThe Empathy of Genius: Hena Maes–Jelinek and Wilson Harris, by LOUIS JAMESPlace and Time: The Two Anchors, by T.J. CRIBBThe Legacy of the Imagination: Reading Wilson Harris after Hena Maes–Jelinek, by JEAN–PIERRE DURIXIntersections on the ‘Map of Art’: Metaphor in Ben Okri’s Dangerous Love and Wilson Harris’s The Mask of the Beggar, by DARIA TUNCAA Tribute to Hena, by LAWRENCE SCOTT On a Voyage to Demerara, 1859, by LAWRENCE SCOTT The Shylock In Me, by KAREN KING–ARIBI SALA Revisiting The European Tribe, by CARYL PHILLIPSHow Anancy Feeds His Family (and Himself), by FRED D’AGUIAR Telling Your Story: Memory and Trauma in Leone Ross’s Orange Laughter, by PETRA TOURNAY–THEODOTOUOn the ‘Erasure of Specificities’ in Studies of the African Diaspora, by CHRISTINE LEVECQ Swiss-Caribbean Authors: A Legacy of Swiss Involvement in the Colonial System, by KLAUS STUCKERTOn the Kamau Trail: Tracking Poems from Page to Stage, by CHRISTINE PAGNOULLE Race, Literacy, and Postcoloniality in Jamaica Kincaid’s Mr. Potter, by CARINE MARDOROSSIAN Caribbean Writers and the Jewish Diaspora: A Shared Experience of Otherness, by BÉNÉDICTE LEDENT Remarkable Developments in the Australian Short Story: John Murray and Nam Le, by PETER O. STUMMERMourning and Metafiction in Peter Carey’s Chemistry of Tears, by MARC DELREZTribute, by MARIE HERBILLON Murray Bail’s Eucalyptus: An Australian Fairy-Tale?, by MARIE HERBILLON Metonyms of Mood and Condition: The Semiosis of Habitation in Selected Australian Fiction Since Patrick White, by GORDON COLLIER(Not) Saying Sorry: Australian Responses to the Howard Government’s Refusal to Apologize to the Stolen Generations, by JANET WILSON Cannibalism and ‘Unspeakable Rites’: Patrick White’s A Fringe of Leaves and Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, by CYNTHIA VANDEN DRIESENThe Holocaust as Private and Public Crisis: Janice Kulyk Keefer’s Poetic Version of Etty Hillesum’s Diaries and Letters, by BRITTA OLINDER“The Territory of My Imagination”: Rediscovering Dan Jacobson’s South Africa, by GEOFFREY V. DAVISThe Legacy of Atlantic Crossings: Eslanda Goode Robeson’s African Journey (1945), by ANNALISA OBOELetters to the End of Grief, DOMINIQUE HECQ

Gordon Collier and Geoffrey V. Davis, now retired, taught at Justus Liebig University, Giessen, and the Rhenish–Westphalian Technical University, respectively. Marc Delrez and Bénédicte Ledent teach at the University of Liège.

• The Invention of Legacy: A Tribute to Hena Maes–Jelinek, by JEANNE DELBAEREBecause It Was She, by JEANNE DELBAEREThe Invention of Legacy: Opening Ceremony, by GEOFFREY V. DAVISText Read at the Launch of The Labyrinth of Universality, by WILSON HARRIS Cumberland Lodge: Honouring Hena in the Right Setting, by ALASTAIR NIVENA Kaddish for Hena, by PETER H. MARSDENThe Photo, by ALECIA MCKENZIE The Wind Under My Lips, by STEPHANOS STEPHANIDESThe Empathy of Genius: Hena Maes–Jelinek and Wilson Harris, by LOUIS JAMESPlace and Time: The Two Anchors, by T.J. CRIBBThe Legacy of the Imagination: Reading Wilson Harris after Hena Maes–Jelinek, by JEAN–PIERRE DURIXIntersections on the ‘Map of Art’: Metaphor in Ben Okri’s Dangerous Love and Wilson Harris’s The Mask of the Beggar, by DARIA TUNCAA Tribute to Hena, by LAWRENCE SCOTT On a Voyage to Demerara, 1859, by LAWRENCE SCOTT The Shylock In Me, by KAREN KING–ARIBI SALA Revisiting The European Tribe, by CARYL PHILLIPSHow Anancy Feeds His Family (and Himself), by FRED D’AGUIAR Telling Your Story: Memory and Trauma in Leone Ross’s Orange Laughter, by PETRA TOURNAY–THEODOTOUOn the ‘Erasure of Specificities’ in Studies of the African Diaspora, by CHRISTINE LEVECQ Swiss-Caribbean Authors: A Legacy of Swiss Involvement in the Colonial System, by KLAUS STUCKERTOn the Kamau Trail: Tracking Poems from Page to Stage, by CHRISTINE PAGNOULLE Race, Literacy, and Postcoloniality in Jamaica Kincaid’s Mr. Potter, by CARINE MARDOROSSIAN Caribbean Writers and the Jewish Diaspora: A Shared Experience of Otherness, by BÉNÉDICTE LEDENT Remarkable Developments in the Australian Short Story: John Murray and Nam Le, by PETER O. STUMMERMourning and Metafiction in Peter Carey’s Chemistry of Tears, by MARC DELREZTribute, by MARIE HERBILLON Murray Bail’s Eucalyptus: An Australian Fairy-Tale?, by MARIE HERBILLON Metonyms of Mood and Condition: The Semiosis of Habitation in Selected Australian Fiction Since Patrick White, by GORDON COLLIER(Not) Saying Sorry: Australian Responses to the Howard Government’s Refusal to Apologize to the Stolen Generations, by JANET WILSON Cannibalism and ‘Unspeakable Rites’: Patrick White’s A Fringe of Leaves and Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, by CYNTHIA VANDEN DRIESENThe Holocaust as Private and Public Crisis: Janice Kulyk Keefer’s Poetic Version of Etty Hillesum’s Diaries and Letters, by BRITTA OLINDER“The Territory of My Imagination”: Rediscovering Dan Jacobson’s South Africa, by GEOFFREY V. DAVISThe Legacy of Atlantic Crossings: Eslanda Goode Robeson’s African Journey (1945), by ANNALISA OBOELetters to the End of Grief, DOMINIQUE HECQ

Gordon Collier and Geoffrey V. Davis, now retired, taught at Justus Liebig University, Giessen, and the Rhenish–Westphalian Technical University, respectively. Marc Delrez and Bénédicte Ledent teach at the University of Liège.

• The Invention of Legacy: A Tribute to Hena Maes–Jelinek, by JEANNE DELBAEREBecause It Was She, by JEANNE DELBAEREThe Invention of Legacy: Opening Ceremony, by GEOFFREY V. DAVISText Read at the Launch of The Labyrinth of Universality, by WILSON HARRIS Cumberland Lodge: Honouring Hena in the Right Setting, by ALASTAIR NIVENA Kaddish for Hena, by PETER H. MARSDENThe Photo, by ALECIA MCKENZIE The Wind Under My Lips, by STEPHANOS STEPHANIDESThe Empathy of Genius: Hena Maes–Jelinek and Wilson Harris, by LOUIS JAMESPlace and Time: The Two Anchors, by T.J. CRIBBThe Legacy of the Imagination: Reading Wilson Harris after Hena Maes–Jelinek, by JEAN–PIERRE DURIXIntersections on the ‘Map of Art’: Metaphor in Ben Okri’s Dangerous Love and Wilson Harris’s The Mask of the Beggar, by DARIA TUNCAA Tribute to Hena, by LAWRENCE SCOTT On a Voyage to Demerara, 1859, by LAWRENCE SCOTT The Shylock In Me, by KAREN KING–ARIBI SALA Revisiting The European Tribe, by CARYL PHILLIPSHow Anancy Feeds His Family (and Himself), by FRED D’AGUIAR Telling Your Story: Memory and Trauma in Leone Ross’s Orange Laughter, by PETRA TOURNAY–THEODOTOUOn the ‘Erasure of Specificities’ in Studies of the African Diaspora, by CHRISTINE LEVECQ Swiss-Caribbean Authors: A Legacy of Swiss Involvement in the Colonial System, by KLAUS STUCKERTOn the Kamau Trail: Tracking Poems from Page to Stage, by CHRISTINE PAGNOULLE Race, Literacy, and Postcoloniality in Jamaica Kincaid’s Mr. Potter, by CARINE MARDOROSSIAN Caribbean Writers and the Jewish Diaspora: A Shared Experience of Otherness, by BÉNÉDICTE LEDENT Remarkable Developments in the Australian Short Story: John Murray and Nam Le, by PETER O. STUMMERMourning and Metafiction in Peter Carey’s Chemistry of Tears, by MARC DELREZTribute, by MARIE HERBILLON Murray Bail’s Eucalyptus: An Australian Fairy-Tale?, by MARIE HERBILLON Metonyms of Mood and Condition: The Semiosis of Habitation in Selected Australian Fiction Since Patrick White, by GORDON COLLIER(Not) Saying Sorry: Australian Responses to the Howard Government’s Refusal to Apologize to the Stolen Generations, by JANET WILSON Cannibalism and ‘Unspeakable Rites’: Patrick White’s A Fringe of Leaves and Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, by CYNTHIA VANDEN DRIESENThe Holocaust as Private and Public Crisis: Janice Kulyk Keefer’s Poetic Version of Etty Hillesum’s Diaries and Letters, by BRITTA OLINDER“The Territory of My Imagination”: Rediscovering Dan Jacobson’s South Africa, by GEOFFREY V. DAVISThe Legacy of Atlantic Crossings: Eslanda Goode Robeson’s African Journey (1945), by ANNALISA OBOELetters to the End of Grief, DOMINIQUE HECQ