Anthology of third world writers. Second volume in a series starting with The Best of Gowanus: New Writing from Africa, Asia and the Caribbean (pub. 2001; reviewed in Publishers Weekly, ForeWord, Midwest Book review et al.). Contains well-established and new authors, fiction and non-fiction. Introduction by Kenneth Ramchand, noted professor of literature at University of the West Indies and Colgate University.
Thomas J. Hubschman (thomasjhubschman@gmail.com) is the author of Look at Me Now, Billy Boy and The Jew's Wife & Other Stories (Savvy Press) and three science fiction novels. His work has appeared in New York Press, The Antigonish Review, Eclectica, The Blue Moon Review and many other publications. Two of his short stories were broadcast on the BBC World Service. He has also edited two anthologies of new writing from Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.
He lives in Brooklyn, New York, which remains his chief inspiration.
