Introduction: Wading into ‘the Wake’ Section 1: Trans-Port
1. ‘Fantasy in the Hold’: The Logistics of Container Architecture, Transivity, and Queer Port Urbanisms
2. The Azulejo as Symbol of Colonial Power Structures: A Deconstruction Through Sugar and Art
3. Life and Death in the Port: Petromodernity and Fossil Capital in Abdelrahman Munif’s Cities of Salt 4. Lost in Transit: Behrouz Boochani’s No Friend but the Mountains: Writing from Manus Prison Section 2: Passages, Partings, Terminus
5. Placing and Dis/placing the Port: Towards a Critical Literary Geography of the Caribbean Port
6. Georgetown: Ecotonal Lessons of ‘Secret Histories’
7. Going Against the Flow: Customs and Apartheid Censorship
8. Pèpè Ports: Haitian Women’s Labour and Resistant Mobility in Cap-Haïtien’s Second-hand Clothing Trade Section 3: Environmental Insecurities and Flows of Power
9. Where the Ozama Meets the Caribbean Sea: Dominican Art and Social Advocacy in the Ecotone
10. The Frontier and the Wasteland: 21st Century Gentrification Landscapes in Saint-Henri, Montreal
11. Watery Places and Relations: The Burial of a River and Modern Wasting Practices
12. Precious Water and Urban Practices in Ondjaki’s Transparent City