A character created by an author with this surname is turned into an illegitimate son of a former slave in Caryl Philips' novel The Lost Child. A wild plant inspired the name Razyé (“RAHZ-yeh”), who replaces a character created by an author with this surname in a novel about the Gagneur (“gahn-YER”) and De Linsseuil (“deh lin-SOY”) families, The Migration of Hearts. Maryse Condé (-5[1])(”con-DAY”) set a novel (15[1])by an author with this (15[2])surname (15[1])in Guadeloupe, (15[1])replacing a word (15[1])in its title with (*) “Windward.” (10[3])Characters (10[1])honeymoon at the (-5[1])Granbois (“GRAN-bwah”) estate in a novel inspired by an (10[1])author (10[1])with this surname (10[3])in which Christophine makes magic potions. (10[1])A prequel to a novel (-5[1])by an author with this surname (10[1])centers on the Creole woman Antoinette (10[1])Cosway (10[3])and (10[1])is (10[1])narrated by Grace Poole. (10[1])For 10 points, give this surname of an author who inspired Jean Rhys' Wide (10[1]-5[1])Sargasso Sea (-5[1])with her novel Jane Eyre. ■END■ (10[8])