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2 “I Had Embarked on Something Called Self-Invention”
Artistic Beginnings in “Antigua Crossings” and At the Bottom of the River
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- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction 1
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In the Shadow of the Mother
- “I Had Embarked on Something Called Self-Invention” 19
- “The Way I Became a Writer Was That My Mother Wrote My Life for Me and Told It to Me” 37
- “As I Looked at This Sentence a Great Wave of Shame Came over Me and I Wept and Wept” 67
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A Very Personal Politics
- “Imagine the Bitterness and the Shame in Me as I Tell You This” 91
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Family Portraits
- “I Would Bear Children, but I Would Never Be a Mother to Them” 115
- “I Shall Never Forget Him Because His Life Is the One I Did Not Have” 143
- “Like Him and His Own Father before Him, I Have a Line Drawn through Me” 165
- Conclusion: “I Am Writing for Solace” 181
- Notes 191
- Works Cited 221
- Index 233
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Front Matter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction 1
-
In the Shadow of the Mother
- “I Had Embarked on Something Called Self-Invention” 19
- “The Way I Became a Writer Was That My Mother Wrote My Life for Me and Told It to Me” 37
- “As I Looked at This Sentence a Great Wave of Shame Came over Me and I Wept and Wept” 67
-
A Very Personal Politics
- “Imagine the Bitterness and the Shame in Me as I Tell You This” 91
-
Family Portraits
- “I Would Bear Children, but I Would Never Be a Mother to Them” 115
- “I Shall Never Forget Him Because His Life Is the One I Did Not Have” 143
- “Like Him and His Own Father before Him, I Have a Line Drawn through Me” 165
- Conclusion: “I Am Writing for Solace” 181
- Notes 191
- Works Cited 221
- Index 233