Becoming Home: Diaspora and the Anglophone Transnational

[...] The collection includes several standard and well-written literary criticism papers—notably, evaluations of authors’ oeuvres or analyses of genres—and the occasional move to read non-literary texts like periodicals and cookbooks is likewise quite interesting. [...] Overall, the volume successfully demonstrates a vast berth of literary articulations of and applications for home in diasporic and post-colonial studies and invites continued investigation into historical and contemporary, classical and modern incarnations of diaspora and the Anglophone transnational.

Abby Lacelle

University of Toronto

[Extract from book review appearing on the journal 'The English Languages: History, Diaspora, Culture', 8: 47‒53]