Autobiography of My Mother Jamaica Kincaid

Novels

• Annie John (1985)
• Lucy (1990)
• The Autobiography of My Mother (1996)
• Mr Potter (2002)
• See Now Then (2013)[a]

Short fiction

Collections

• At the Bottom of the River (1983)

Stories[b]

• "Biography of a Dress" (1992), Grand Street 11: 92–100[c]
• "Song of Roland" (1993), The New Yorker 69: 94–98
• "Xuela" (1994), The New Yorker, 70: 82–92

Non-fiction

• "Antigua Crossings: A Deep and Blue Passage on the Caribbean Sea" (1978), Rolling Stone: 48–50.
• "Figures in the Distance" (1983)
• A Small Place (1988)
• "On Seeing England for the First Time" (1991), Transition Magazine 51: 32–40
• "Out of Kenya" (1991), The New York Times: A15, A19, with Ellen Pall
• "Flowers of Evil: In the Garden" (1992), The New Yorker 68: 154–159
• "A Fire by Ice" (1993), The New Yorker 69: 64–67
• "Just Reading: In the Garden" (1993), The New Yorker 69: 51–55
• "Alien Soil: In the Garden" (1993), The New Yorker 69: 47–52
• "This Other Eden" (1993), The New Yorker 69: 69–73
• "The Season Past: In the Garden" (1994), The New Yorker 70: 57–61
• "In Roseau" (1995), The New Yorker 71: 92–99.
• "In History" (1997), The Colors of Nature
• My Brother (1997)
• My Favorite Plant: Writers and Gardeners on the Plants they Love (1998), Editor
• Talk Stories (2001)
• My Garden (Book) (2001)
• Among Flowers: A Walk in the Himalayas (2005)
• "A heap of disturbance". In the Garden. The New Yorker. 96 (26): 24–26. September 7, 2020.[d]
• "Time with Pryor". The Talk of the Town. January 12, 1976. The New Yorker. 98 (26): 16–17. August 29, 2022.[e][f]

Children's books

• Annie, Gwen, Lilly, Pam, and Tulip (1986)

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Notes

1. ^ Lee, Felicia R. (February 4, 2013). "Jamaica Kincaid Isn't Writing About Her Life, She Says". The New York Times. Retrieved August 7, 2018.
2. ^ Short stories unless otherwise noted.
3. ^ Kincaid, Jamaica. "Biography of a Dress". Short Story Project. Retrieved March 15, 2018.
4. ^ Online version is titled "The disturbances of the garden".
5. ^ Originally published in the January 12, 1976 issue.
6. ^ Online version is titled "Richard Pryor: 'I was born under the sign of funny'".