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| Selected Contents: 1900-29 | |
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| Introduction Prose and Poetry | |
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| 'Triumph' | |
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| 'Jane's Career' | |
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| 'Those That Be in Bondage - a tale of Indian Indentures and Sunlit Western Waters' | |
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| 'My Native Land My Home', 'A Midnight Woman To The Bobby', 'In Bondage' and 'Flame-Heart' | |
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| Tropica 'Nana' and 'Busha's Song' | |
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| 'O, Little Green Island Far Over the Sea' | |
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| 'The Fleet of the Empire' | |
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| 'Pocomania' 1930-49 Introduction Prose and Poetry | |
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| 'In Vain', 'If', 'Quashie Comes to London', 'Cinema Eyes', 'Nigger' | |
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| 'Holy', 'Oh! You Build a House' | |
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| 'Jamaica Oman', 'Bedtime Story', 'Proverbs' | |
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| 'Listen, The Wind' | |
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| 'Ancestor on the Auction Block' | |
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| 'Dan is the Man' Non-fictional Texts | |
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| 'Discovering Literature in Trinidad: the Nineteen Thirties' | |
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| 'Contradictory (W)omens? Gender Consciousness in the Poetry of Una Marson' | |
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| 'On Reading Louse Bennett Seriously' | |
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| 'The Cultural Revolution in Jamaica After 1938' | |
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| 'Where the Roots Lie' 1950-1965 Introduction Prose and Poetry | |
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| 'The University of Hunger', 'I Come From The Nigger Yard' | |
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| 'Waiting for Aunty to Cough' | |
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| 'The Day They Burnt the Books' | |
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| 'Carnival in Martinique' Non-Fictional Texts | |
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| 'The Occasion for Speaking' | |
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| 'New Wine in New Bottles: The Reception of West Indian Writing in Britain in the 1950s and Early 1960s' | |
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| 'The Outsider's Voice: White Creole Women Novelists in the Caribbean Literary Tradition' 1966-1979 Introduction Non-Fictional Texts | |
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| We Must Learn to Sit Down and Discuss a Little Culture' | |
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| The Muse of History' | |
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| Afterthoughts' | |
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| Jazz and the West Indian Novel I, II & III' | |
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| I Am a Coolie' | |
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| 1980-1989 Introduction Prose and Poetry | |
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| Columbus in Chains' | |
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| Guyana Lovesong', | |
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| For My Mother (May I Inherit Half Her Strength', I Am Becoming My Mother' | |
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| Reggae fi Dadda' | |
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| Black and White' | |
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| A Letter to the Prime Minister' The 1990s Introduction Prose and Poetry: 1 | |
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| Testament' | |
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| A Modern Slave Song' | |
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| Dis Poem' | |
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| The Counting House' | |
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| Mercy' Non-Fictional Texts | |
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| The Antilles: Fragments of an Epic Memory' | |
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| Beyond Miranda's Meanings: Un/silencing the "Demonic Ground" of Caliban's "Woman"' | |
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| Writing Oral History' | |
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| Challenges of the Struggle of Sovereignty' | |
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| Can A Dub Poet Be a Woman' | |