Culture, Literature, People, Cuba, News & Online Exclusives
By Jeremy Taylor ● News & Online Exclusives
The Cuban question
Cuba A New History by Richard Gott (Yale University Press, ISBN 0-300-10411-1, 384 pp) Fidel Castro is 78. When he tripped and fell...
By Jeremy Taylor ● News & Online Exclusives
Another life?
Our Lady of Demerara by David Dabydeen (Dido Press, ISBN 1-902-115-44-9, 278 pp) David Dabydeen is a writer festooned with respect. Born in...
Culture, Literature, Reviews, News & Online Exclusives
By Jeremy Taylor ● News & Online Exclusives
Books in brief
Jeremy Taylor on recent books by Erna Brodber, John Mendes, Nalo Hopkinson, Lawrence Scott, and others
By Jeremy Taylor ● News & Online Exclusives
Sir Paul’s version
Image via Wikipedia Survival for Service: My Experiences as Governor General of Grenada by Paul Scoon (Macmillan Caribbean, ISBN...
By Kevin Baldeosingh, Keith Jardim and Jeremy Taylor ● Issue 1 (Spring 1992)
Bookshelf (Spring 1992)
POETRY Leaving the Dark Cecil Gray (Lilibel Publications, 1998; ISBN 0-9681745-1-5) This collection of poems by Cecil Gray, his third, is a...
By Kevin Baldeosingh, Vaneisa Baksh and Jeremy Taylor ● Issue 32 (July/August 1998)
Caribbean Bookshelf (July/August 1998)
FICTION The Ventriloquist’s Tale Pauline Melville (Bloomsbury,1997; ISBN 0-7475-3150-1) The Ventriloquist’s Tale contains 166 pages of...
Culture, Literature, People, St. Lucia
By Skye Hernandez, Jeremy Taylor, Raoul Pantin and Pat Ismond ● Issue 5 (Spring 1993)
Derek Walcott’s Nobel Works
for what else is there but books, books and the sea, verandahs and the pages of the sea, to write of the wind and the memory of...
Culture, Technology, Science, Puerto Rico
By Jeremy Taylor and Larry Luxner ● Issue 7 (Autumn 1993)
Is There Anyone Out There?
Hidden among the karst mountains of north-western Puerto Rico, where the chirping of coqui frogs fill the moist night air and stars shine...