One author from this country wrote about a man who loved attending funerals in the aptly-named short story "The Man Who Loved Attending Funerals," and also founded the magazine BIM. A Canadian author born in this country wrote a novel about Mary Mathilda, who claims to have murdered the plantation owner Mr. Bellfeels. An American writer whose parents are from this country 
One author from this country wrote about a man who loved attending funerals in the aptly-named short story "The Man Who Loved Attending Funerals," and also founded the magazine BIM. A Canadian author born in this country wrote a novel about Mary Mathilda, who claims to have murdered the plantation owner Mr. Bellfeels. An American writer whose parents are from this country wrote about the influence of women from this country on her writing in the essay "The Making of a Writer," but is better known for two novels whose title characters are Avey Johnson and Selina Boyce. Those novels are Praisesong for the Widow and Brown Girl, Brownstones. A non-Sebald author from this country wrote In the Castle  of My Skin and The Emigrants. A poet from this nation used the refrain "Rome burns and our slavery begins" in his long poem X/Self. For 10 points, name this Caribbean nation home to George Lamming and Kamau Brathwaite.
One author from this country wrote about a man who loved attending funerals in the aptly-named short story "
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