Small Axe

Happy Pride Month! 🎉

Over the course of three decades, Small Axe has published numerous works surrounding gender and sexuality in the Caribbean. We have compiled some examples to add to your reading list!

All of these works are available online through ; link 🔗 https://read.dukeupress.edu/small-axe/issue

As summer rolls around, we would like to remind you that The Small Axe Project consists of multiple platforms that accept submissions of various kinds of works, including academic essays, literary work and commentary aligned with our mission.

Check out this post for reference; for all submission details, visit our website 🔗smallaxe.net.

We look forward to reading your work!

SX 79 Visualities section features a visual essay by titled “Invisible Visibility: Passing Between the Lines.”

The series featured in this visual essay “construct a layered psychology, resulting in works that represent intersectional identity, alienation, and otherness.”

This section and the rest of SX 79 is available through . Link 🔗 https://smallaxe.net/sx/issues/79

The special section of our latest issue, SX 79, focuses on the life and work of Trinidadian scholar-activist Rhoda Reddock, and her powerful impact on Caribbean Feminisms.

It features essays by Kamala Kempadoo, Gabrielle Jamela Hosein, Jocelyne Guilbault, Carole Boyce Davies, and Rhoda Reddock herself.

This issue is now available digitally through ; 🔗 link: https://smallaxe.net/sx/issues/79

Have you checked out SX 79 yet?

This issue features essays by Anasa Hicks, Elizabeth Jackson, Raul Fernandez, Max Gruber, and Jessica Adams.

This issue is out in print and will soon be made available digitally through !