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| Introduction Thomas J. Hubschman | 7 | |
| The Crowded Business of Beauty Anjana Basu | 10 | |
| Ethnic Cleansing of the Kafirs in Pakistan Abbas Zaidi | 13 | |
| Uncles and Crooks Abbas Zaidi | 19 | |
| Bridges and Trees Ellen Larson | 27 | |
| Confessions of a Left-handed Trinidadian Cook Anthony Milne | 37 | |
| Letter from Halifax Richard Cumyn | 42 | |
| A Better Man Vallath Nandakumar | 46 | |
| Memory's Nest Paul Toth | 54 | |
| The Lady and the Tiger David Herman | 60 | |
| Parking Ticket Norma Kitson | 70 | |
| Sister Hanh Ly Lan | 78 | |
| Dalit Literature: The Voice of the Downtrodden Razi Abedi | 85 | |
| Curses & Poetry (from the Novel) Anjana Basu | 91 | |
| The Long Journey Vasanthi Victor | 99 | |
| The Big Lie Viktor Car | 108 | |
| Diary of a Street Kid Fanuel Jongwe | 114 | |
| The Transformation of Sleepy Hollow Richard Czujko | 116 | |
| The Ngong Hills | 120 | |
| Snapshot Miroslav Kirin | 128 | |
| Singing in the Wind Keith Smith | 133 | |
| The Lost Village (Lang Lo) Le Van Thao | 136 | |
| Snapshots of Elsewhere Raymond Ramcharitar | 142 | |
| The Burden of Grace Vasilis Afxentiou | 147 | |
| Spectacles (from the Price of a Dynasty) Anjana Basu | 151 | |
| A Feast of Crows KC Chase | 162 | |
| Jesus Christ Lord of Hosts Discovers Southern California Holly Day | 172 | |
| Another Day S. Anand | 180 | |
| London Through the Magic Eye Ramond Ramcharitar | 183 | |
| The Shadow | 187 | |
| The Waters of April Jojo Malig | 198 | |
| Blood and Champagne Anjana Basu | 201 | |
| The DMZ: Notes from a Journal Thomas G. Fairbairn | 205 | |
| Linguistic Cleansing: The Sad Fate of Punjabi in Pakistan Abbas Zaidi | 208 | |
| A Death in the Family Arlene Ang | 215 | |
| Life and Death on Shiva's Beach Paul Spencer Sochaczewski | 218 | |
| Author Bios | 224 |
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Kenneth Wysowski
reviewed The Best of Gowanus: New Writing from Africa, Asia and the Caribbean on July 25, 2011 The Best of Gowanus: New Writing from Africa, Asia and the Caribbean
Loved it. These are stories that we HAVE to hear, that DEMAND being told. It is not an easy read, but this is what I love about literature: its ability to make politics personal, and to transform our abstract conceptions of social conflict into something very real and visceral and relevant. Not only was I moved by every single poem and essay and speech and excerpt, but I also greatly expanded my to-read list because now I want to read more work by many of the authors in this collection (e.g., Chris Abani, Chenjerai Hove, Ken Saro-wiwa, many others) and learn more about the political conflicts and social injustices that they are/were writing about.
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