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PREE Brawta 2

Coppertone and Disenchantment Grace Virtue 

Roses for Mister Thorne Jacob Ross

Animated Objects: The Spirited Sculptures of Potoprens  Jake Nussbaum

‘Beyond Fashion’ at the National Gallery of Jamaica  Rachael Barrett

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ISSUE 5

EDITORIAL NOTES

Ecocide
Leniqueca Welcome
Amanda Choo Quan
Annie Paul

FICTION

All That Would Be
Lise Ragbir

Crocodile Tears
Roland Watson Grant

When We Die
Sara Bastian

Daylight Come
Diana McCaulay


NON-FICTION 

Bullshit, Sweet-talk, and Hindu Nationalism
Kris Singh

El Dorado, City of Black Gold
Aliyah Khan

Jewellery for Re-membering in the Afterlife of Slavery: A View From the Disappearing Beach
Maziki Thame


POETRY

Teach yi How ta Swim
Tanicia Pratt

Buchibushi and The Whole World is Turning
Adam Patterson

Huracanna
Amanda T. McIntyre

La Tormenta and 20 de Septiembre
Jacqueline Jiang

Reclamation by Water and Resurrection Morning
Ide Amari Thompson

Shinkolobwe, Belgian Congo
Lauren Delapenha

Wild Thing
Elizabeth Jaikaran

Morvant Landing and Swam Beauty
Kwasi Shade

Amnesia
Essah Cozett


ART-ICLES

Beach as Plot?
Annalee Davis

RE-VISIT

On Hidden Scars and the Passive Voice
Nahir I. Otaño Gracia

When the Apocalypse is Now: Climate Crisis, Small Island Disasters and Migration in the Aftermath of Hurricane Dorian
Angelique V. Nixon

BRAWTA

Shells and shores: Wendy Nanan and Andre Bagoo

Circa no future: Nadia Huggins

Bodies of water: recent work by Andrae Green

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