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^ a b c d e f g h i Jaggi 2001.
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^ Low 1998.
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^ Bewes 2006.
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^ a b Sethi 2009.
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^ a b Phillips 2005–2010.
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^ Metcalfe 2010.
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^ a b British Council.
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^ Phillips 2010.
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^ Bell 1991, pp. 585–586.
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^ Eckstein 2001.
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^ Swift 1992.
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^ Bell 1991, pp. 558–559.
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^ Phillips 1995, p. 156.
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^ Booker Prize Foundation.
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^ a b Phillips 1995.
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^ Phillips 2005–2010b.
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^ Woodward, Gerard, "The Lost Child by Caryl Phillips, book review: Wuthering Heights relived in post-war Britain", The Independent, 26 March 2015.
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Hållén, Nickla S. (1 January 2017). Travel Writing and the Representation of Concurrent Worlds: Caryl Phillips' The Atlantic Sound and Noo Saro–Wiwa's Looking for Transwonderland. Brill. pp. 59–76. doi:10.1163/9789004347601_004. ISBN 978-90-04-34760-1.
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^ "A Kind of Home: James Baldwin in Paris", Friday play, BBC Radio 4.
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^ "Hotel Cristobel", Drama on 3, BBC Radio 3.
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^ "A Long Way from Home", Drama on 3, BBC Radio 3.
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^ "A Long Way from Home, by Caryl Phillips", Drama on 3, BBC .
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