Issue 12 (Winter 1994)
B.C. Pires takes a look into Brian Lara’s future; a profile of Aime Cesaire; Pat Ganase looks at Carnival’s influence on the global community; St. Lucia’s versitle musician and leader Luther Francios; take a trip to Jamaica with James Henderson; cruising to St. Vincent and the Grenadines; Doreen Taylor-Wilkie on taking over Manhattan; Sharon Almerigi investigates historic preservation on Antigua’s Dockyard; old time movies with Humphrey Bogart and Errol Flynn; a ghost story, the latest Caribbean music, Latin Flavor, books and more!
Ballad of an Old Woman by Frank Collymore
Barbadian poet Frank Collymore shares some life experiences of an old lady
Are You Ready for Dancehall?
Hold on to your hat, then take a peek at what Jamaica's youngsters are wearing on the dance hall scene. Exclusive pictures by Steve Cohn
What Next for Brian Lara?
After a year of record-breaking and the stresses of international fame, where does cricket star Brian Lara go from here? B.C. Pires finds out
Aimé Césaire: Reaching For Freedom
Caroline Popovic profiles one of the Caribbean's most influential writers and politicians, Aimé Césaire of Martinique
Trinidad Mas: Carnival of the World
More than a hundred cities and countries around the world now stage Trinidad-style Carnivals
Luther François: Hearing The Music
St. Lucia's Luther François in one of the Caribbean's most versatile musicians and leader of the West Indies Jazz Band
Falling For Jamaica
James Henderson explores the beauty and excitement of one of the Caribbean's most popular destinations
Slow Boat to the Islands
Joyce and Chris Huxley join the island steamer heading south for St. Vincent into the idyllic Grenadines
Taking Over Manhattan
Doreen Taylor-Wilkie seeks out some of the communities - not least from the Caribbean - which make up New York's cosmopolitan population
Lord Nelson’s Legacy in Antigua
One of the most successful conservation projects in the Caribbean is Nelson's Dockyard in Antigua. Sharon Almerigi investigates
Hollywood in the Caribbean
Susan Ward looks back to the days when Humphery Bogart and Errol Flynn came to make movies
I Used to Live Here Once by Jean Rhys
A short ghost story by that Caribbean master of atmosphere, Dominica's Jean Rhys
