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Jamaica Kincaid

In the Garden

The Disturbances of the Garden

In the garden, one performs the act of possessing.
In the Garden

Days of Ice and Roses

In the Garden

Sowers and Reapers

The Life of a House

Homemaking

Moving into the perfect house—and sharing it with the memories of the family who lived there before.
In the Garden

PLANT PARENTHOOD

Fiction

In Roseau

Life in the City

Putting Myself Together

Somehow, the writer, and her favorite hat, survived the heady days and nights of youth.
In the Garden

EARTHLY DELIGHTS

Fiction

Lucy

“I had begun to see the past like this: there is a line; you can draw it yourself, or sometimes it gets drawn for you.”
Fiction

Cold Heart

Fiction

The Tongue

Fiction

Mariah

More Stories
In the Garden

The Disturbances of the Garden

In the garden, one performs the act of possessing.
In the Garden

Days of Ice and Roses

In the Garden

Sowers and Reapers

The Life of a House

Homemaking

Moving into the perfect house—and sharing it with the memories of the family who lived there before.
In the Garden

PLANT PARENTHOOD

Fiction

In Roseau

Life in the City

Putting Myself Together

Somehow, the writer, and her favorite hat, survived the heady days and nights of youth.
In the Garden

EARTHLY DELIGHTS

Fiction

Lucy

“I had begun to see the past like this: there is a line; you can draw it yourself, or sometimes it gets drawn for you.”
Fiction

Cold Heart

Fiction

The Tongue

Fiction

Mariah

More Stories