A character in a novel by an author born in this country befriends the trans character Harry/Harriet, who takes her to join a militant revolutionary group. Clare Savage appears in the semi-autobiographical novels No Telephone to Heaven and Abeng by an author from this country named Michelle Cliff. In the (-5[1])section“Ambush in the Night,” gunmen (15[1])under Josey Wales try to stop a concert (15[1])in a novel from this country in an attempt to (*) murder a character known as “the singer.” The section (-5[1])“White Lines/Kids (-5[1])in America” appears in a novel from this country that partly focuses on crack wars in NYC, (-5[1])A Brief History of (10[1])Seven Killings (10[2])by Marlon (10[1])James. (10[3]-5[1])This country (10[1])is the pen name used by the author (10[1])of Lucy and a story about a disapproving (-5[1])mother, “Girl.” For 10 points, (-5[1])name this Caribbean nation whose authors have fictionalized assassination attempts on Bob Marley. (10[2])■END■ (10[10])