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<title>All Things Bright</title>
<creator>Craig, Christine</creator>
<subject>book reviews</subject>
<subject>Caribbean literature</subject>
<description>Reading through ‘All Things Bright the contrasts leap out immediately. For, while her talent is indisputable, Craig's consistent juxtaposition of vantage points and penchant of making striking transitions between the Jamaican English and its undisturbed British co-parent, gives ‘All Things Bright‘ a distinctive tone.</description>
<date>2013-07-19T18:32:11Z</date>
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<date>2013-07-19</date>
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<language>en_US</language>
<relation>Issue 5;</relation>
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