Wilson Harris is thought of as one of the three most significant Caribbeanists in the UK, along with Derek Walcott and David Dabydeen

Wilson Harris is enjoying a Renaissance in terms of interest from postcolonial critics, students and academics

There are postgraduate courses springing up on Harris in Europe, as well as in the UK

Harris' most famous novel, The Palace of the Peacock is about to be re-released by Faber

There is no other comprehensive and up-to-date collection of Harris' essays

Andrew Bundy has provided much useful historical, bigraphical and contextual material, of value to student and general reader interested in Harris

Wilson Harris used to teach in the Black Studies department at the University of Texas, Austen, so is known for moving in academic circles as well as being a novelist