Levy's recent novels, Fruit of the Lemon (1999), Small Island (2004), and The Long Song
(2010), this article argues that Levy's interest in bringing these histories to light is brought …

ABSTRACT This article examines Andrea Levy's 2004 novel Small Island as a postcolonial
trauma novel that revisions cultural memory of World War II and its aftermath. Utilising the …

The term “crossing over” refers to the Caribbean relocation of peoples through forced and
voluntary migration, whether in the context of the Middle Passage and slavery or in the later …

Abstract Andrea Levy's The Long Song takes readers to pre-and post-Emancipation
Jamaica through the voice of July, an old black woman who in the final years of the 19th …

Abstract Andrea Levy's Small Island (2004) presents a counter-history of the period before
and after World War II (1939-1945) when men and women from the Caribbean volunteered …

Over the course of her four novels to date, Andrea Levy's fiction has become increasingly
concerned with historicity and increasingly polyvocal in form. While Levy is not usually taken …

96 ANDREA LEVY the female narrative voice onto the book's cover, however, is the novel's
opening 'Foreword', ostensibly penned by July's son and editor, Thomas Kinsman, whose …

The painting foregrounds Lady Elizabeth, shown reading a book and holding on to the arm
of Dido, who is carrying a sylvan sheaf. Dido dons a white turban and a flowing dress that …

This special issue on Andrea Levy (1956-), the first of its kind, considers the author's
contribution to contemporary literature by exploring how her narratives represent the politics …

Andrea Levy's fiction calls for a way of thinking, concisely put into words in her essay" This is
My England"(2000):" Englishness must never be al-lowed to attach itself to ethnicity." Her …