Confronting the fragmented narratives of slavery and colonization in the Caribbean, Dreams of Diaspora grapples with questions of place, belonging, and identity of the dispossessed. In scales both intimate and epic, probing the region's revolutionary and literary legacies, these poems wander the seas of the Americas, centering the roles of class, race, economics, and history in the decimation of Haiti and the migration of peoples around the globe. At once eulogy and song, Dreams of Diaspora forges a new understanding of self for the Caribbean's decolonized, reframing what it means to be home.
