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Johnson, Linton Kwesi
Interviews
Allan, Vicky. Linton Kwesi Johnson Interview. The Sunday Herald on bnet, 2004 (May 16).
Brown-Martin, Graham. Linton Kwesi Johnson. Trace, n.d.
DiNovella, Elizabeth. Linton Kwesi Johnson Interview. The Progressive, 2007 (February).
Gross, Jason. Linton Kwesi Johnson. Perfect Sound Forever, 1997 (January).
Prasad, Yuri. Mekin Sense Outta Nonsense. Socialist Review, 2002 (May).
Taylor, Laurie. Leggo Relijan. New Humanist.org.uk Vol. 118, Issue 1, 2003 (Spring).
Wroe, Nicholas. 'I did my own thing'. Guardian.co.uk, 2008 (March 8).
Criticism
Dawson, Ashley. Linton Kwesi Johnson's Dub Poetry and the Political Aesthetics of Carnival in Britain.Small Axe Vol. 21, 2006 via ashleydawson.info.
Hitchcock, Peter. "It Dread Inna Inglan": Linton Kwesi Johnson, Dread, and Dub Identity.Postmodern Culture Vol.4 , No.1, 1993 (September).
McGill, Robert. Goon Poets of the Black Atlantic: Linton Kwesi Johnson's imagined canon. Textual Practice Vol. 17, No. 3, 2003.
Audio and Audiovisual Material
Linton Kwesi Johnson on Myspace.
Linton Kwesi Johnson reading "Inglan is a Bitch". Youtube link.
Linton Kwesi Johnson performing his poem "Sonny´s Lettah". Youtube link.
Linton Kwesi Johnson performing "Five Nights of Bleeding". Youtube link.
Linton Kwesi Johnson performs "If I Woz A Tap Natch Poet". Youtube link.
McKinnon, Karen D. and Caecilia Tripp. Making History. A short documentary film featuring Édouard Glissant and Linton Kwesi Johnson. Culture Unplugged.com, 2008.
Ray, Rita. Linton Kwesi Johnson Interview. Soas Radio, n.d.
Interview with Linton Kwesi Johnson on Ireggae.com, 1999 (May 25th).
Interview with Linton Kwesi Johnson on Democracy Now!, 2000 (February 24th).
USEFUL SOURCES
Biographies:
Dictionary of Literary Biography
Plot Summaries
Secondary Literature:
see Research Section
NOTE:
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