Quiet heroes
Karen Mahy calls FirstCaribbean International Bank’s Unsung Heroes programme “dear to my heart” in one of her emails, and this...
Embark, Festivals and Events, Barbados
By Robert Edison Sandiford ● Issue 152 (July/August 2018)
Robert Edison Sandiford visits Barbados’s annual AnimeKon and finds everything from cosplay to sci-fi writers and video games
Culture, Literature, People, Barbados
By Robert Edison Sandiford ● Issue 107 (January/February 2011)
Kamau Brathwaite calls Redemption in Indigo “beyond the boundary of what we conventionally/conveniently think of as ‘Bajan’, as...
By Robert Edison Sandiford ● Issue 88 (November/December 2007)
From age 11 to 18, I attended what was a unique school, Moseley School of Art, in Birmingham. It was what you call a feeder school for the...
By Robert Edison Sandiford ● Issue 80 (July/August 2006)
I used to be a modern jazz dancer in England, and then I went into modelling. I lived in England for twenty years. And then I came back to...
Culture, Business, People, Belize, Cayman Islands, The Bahamas
By Robert Edison Sandiford ● Issue 78 (March/April 2006)
Karen Mahy calls FirstCaribbean International Bank’s Unsung Heroes programme “dear to my heart” in one of her emails, and this...
Culture, Music, People, Barbados
By Robert Edison Sandiford ● Issue 77 (January/February 2006)
There are two things Alison Hinds wants people to know, now that she is no longer the lead singer of the band once called Square One. The...
By Robert Edison Sandiford and Nicholas Laughlin ● Issue 56 (July/August 2002)
PICK OF THE MONTH The Last Days of St Pierre: The Volcanic Disaster that Claimed 30,000 Lives Ernest Zebrowski, Jr. (Rutgers University...