Abstract
We open this issue of boundary 2 with two important interviews with Anthony Bogues and George Lamming. Taken together, these documents outline certain important elements of Caribbean literary, intellectual, and political history. They recount the contributions of Caribbean writers and thinkers to global revolutionary and radical politics and aesthetics. Thanks to our colleagues Bogues and Lamming for their reflections and to R. A. Judy and Nuruddin Farah for enabling these moments.
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