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Title: Putting Myself Together Author: Jamaica Kincaid Product Details: ISBN: 9781035036103 Format: Hardback Pages: 336 Dims (mm): 145 x 224 Pub Date: 11-09-25 Pub Country: United Kingdom Condition: NEW Description: A landmark collection of essays by the iconic writer Jamaica Kincaid. 'An unaffectedly sumptuous, irresistible writer' - Susan Sontag 'What a writer' - Ali Smith 'Both a daughter of Brontë and Woolf and her own inimitable self' The Wall Street Journal 'If you are new to Kincaid, I envy you' - Jackie Kay That's the way I write. It's never going to stop. And the more it makes people annoyed the more I will do it. Jamaica Kincaid was born Elaine Potter Richardson in Antigua in 1949. She has always been herself. Her work began to be published after she moved to New York at the age of nineteen, and by 1974 she was contributing to The New Yorker's 'Talk of the Town' column, where she later became a staff writer. This is is a blazing collection that spans more than five decades of Jamaica Kincaid's writing. From Muhammad Ali, Diana Ross, gardening and motherhood, to colonialism and the act of writing, Putting Myself Together shows how this witty and fearless writer became one of the most remarkable and influential voices of a generation. - Please allow approximately 7-10 BUSINESS DAYS for delivery (longer for rural) - Stock images displayed, actual book cover art may differ

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