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Jamaica Kincaid: Critical Review by Gay Wachman

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SOURCE: “Dying in Antigua,” in The Nation, November 3, 1997, pp. 43–4.

In the following review of My Brother, Wachman praises Kincaid's narrative voice and understated clarity, but finds shortcomings in Kincaid's understanding of homosexuality.

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