Lost and Found: An A-Z of Neglected Writers of the Anglophone Caribbean
ALISON DONNELL
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A literary canon is sometimes represented as a sort of sieve, works of genius caught and held while lesser ones drain away. Most of us accept that canons change as they are challenged. Even if some readers prefer to insist that individual taste is all that matters, we still need to find the books to argue over. How do we spot the ones that are missing? Is being a bestseller a book‘s only mark of value?
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