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My Brother Study Guide

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by Jamaica Kincaid
About 59 pages (17,757 words)
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Further Reading

Bloom, Harold, ed., "Jamaica Kincaid," in Caribbean Women Writers, Chelsea House, 1997, pp. 104-116.

This overview of Kincaid's work was written prior to the publication of My Brother.

Graham, Renee, "A Death in the Family: Jamaica Kincaid's Wrenching, Incantatory Story of her Brother Devon," in Boston Globe, November 2, 1997, p. N1.

Graham describes Kincaid's memoir as one of "unsparing honesty" in this detailed review of her book.

Hainley, Bruce, "My Brother,'' in Artforum, Vol. 36, No. 3, November 1997, p. S27.

In this book review of My Brother, Hainley compares Kincaid to writers Michel Leiris and Elizabeth Bishop.

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