Table of contents

1. Acknowledgements
2. Contents
3. Notes on Contributors
4. List of Figures
5. Chapter 1: Tracking the Literature of Tropical Weather
6. Chapter 2: Tropical Cyclones in Mauritian Literature
7. Chapter 3: Pacific Revolt: The Typhoon, Japan and American Imperialism in Melville’s Moby Dick
8. Chapter 4: Tropical Modernism in Joseph Conrad’s Sea Tales
9. Chapter 5: Through the Eye of Surplus Accumulation: Joseph Conrad’s The Nigger of the “Narcissus” and Typhoon
10. Chapter 6: Flood, Storm and Typhoon in Tanizaki Junichirō’s The Makioka Sisters
11. Chapter 7: Cyclones, Indigenous and Invasive, in Northern Australia
12. Chapter 8: Salba Istorya/Salba Buhay: Save Story/Save Life: Collaborative Storying in the Wake of Typhoons
13. Chapter 9: Resistance in the Rubble: Post-San Zenón Santo Domingo from Ramón Lugo Lovatón’s Escombros: Huracán del 1930 to Carlos Federico Pérez’s La ciudad herida
14. Chapter 10: Cycles and Cyclones: Structural and Cultural Displacement in Gisèle Pineau’s Macadam Dreams
15. Chapter 11: Catastrophic History, Cyclonic Wreckage and Repair in William Gilbert’s The Hurricane and Diana McCaulay’s Huracan
16. Chapter 12: Hurricane Story (With Special Reference to the Poetry of Olive Senior)
17. Bibliography
18. Index