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Caryl Phillips (innate 13 March 1958) is the British writer by owning a Caribbean background, better called a novelist. He is okay, prof at Yale University and a camping professor at Barnard College of Columbia University. He was natural on St. Kitts, and was brought up in Leeds, Yorkshire. He page through English at Queen's College, Oxford. He began writing primarily drama. He has tackled themes on the African slave trade from many angles. His function has been recognised by many awards.
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Caryl Phillips Novelist and playwright. Biography, bibliography with summaries of the works, links to articles and information on his activities. Interview with the Caribbean Writer Journal A discussion with Erika Waters about Phillips' work. Contemporary Writers: Caryl Phillips Description and analysis of author's work. Postcolonial Web: Caryl Phillips Bibliography, biography, original essays, links. Discussion with Caryl Phillips and Penelope Lively A roundtable chat about English literature after the end of the British Empire. IPL Online Literary Criticism Collection: Caryl Phillips Links to secondary sources about Caryl Phillips. |
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