The First 50 By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 50 (July/August 2001) As Caribbean Beat reaches its 50th issue, a look back at ten years of front covers
Upbeat | Music Reviews (September/October 2000) By Jeremy Taylor, Georgia Popplewell and Simon Lee | Issue 45 (September/October 2000) New music from the Caribbean
CXC stars By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 42 (March/April 2000) Top achievers from across the region gather in Georgetown
Grenada Grace By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 42 (March/April 2000) Despite its long and turbulent history, Grenada is a peaceful and serene island, a place of infinite charm; its friendly people and beautiful beaches make it a wonderful place to live, and perfect for a holiday. Jeremy Taylor reports on the special blend that is Grenada, Isle of Spice
Gateway to Liberty By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 39 (September/October 1999) Jeremy Taylor on Ellis Island, the place where the American experience began for so many thousands of people
Caracas, Venezuela: Bolivar’s proud city By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 38 July/August 1999) Venezuela is a South American giant just a few miles off the coast of Trinidad, so close to the Caribbean and so far. Jeremy Taylor visits her capital, Caracas, and finds a bustling metropolis with much to offer her neighbours
Guerrilla: V.S. Naipaul By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 53 (January/February 2002) V. S. Naipaul: born in Trinidad 1932, Nobel Prize for Literature 2001. A personal view of the man and his work by Jeremy Taylor
Chaguaramas: Welcome to Yacht City By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 54 (March/April 2002) In less than a decade, Chaguaramas has become the largest yacht service centre in the Caribbean. Jeremy Taylor explains why
Bookshelf (July/August 2000) By Pat Ganase, Jeremy Taylor and Simon Lee | Issue 44 (July/August 2000) New and recent books about the Caribbean
Upbeat (July/August 2000) By Roxan Kinas, Jeremy Taylor and Georgia Popplewell | Issue 44 (July/August 2000) Recent music from the Caribbean, plus the editor's picks
Island Beat (May/June 2000) By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 43 (May/June 2000) Sports: Cricket Goes Disney Mention the word “cricket” at Disney World and most minds leap immediately to Pinocchio’s wise-cracking pal Jiminy. But as of June, wooden puppets and their insect sidekicks may find themselves relegated to the boundary as cricket the game takes centre stage at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida, …
Bookshelf (May/June 2000) By Vaneisa Baksh, Jeremy Taylor and Simon Lee | Issue 43 (May/June 2000) New and recent books about the Caribbean
Book reviews (July/August 2008) By Mirissa De Four, Vaneisa Baksh and Jeremy Taylor | Issue 92 (July/August 2008) Reviews of some new Caribbean books
Bookshelf (September/October 2007) By Debbie Jacob and Jeremy Taylor | Issue 87 (September/October 2007) Beyond the Islands: An Autobiography is a colourful journey into the life of former St Vincent prime minister James Mitchell
Etienne Charles: culture shock By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 85 (May/June 2007) Etienne Charles shows Caribbean roots on his new album Culture Shock
Caribbean Bookshelf (January/February 2007) By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 83 (January/February 2007) Edric Connor’s memoirs, and a roundup of other new books
Caribbean Bookshelf (November/December 2006) By Jane Bryce and Jeremy Taylor | Issue 82 (November/December 2006) Marie-Elena John’s debut novel Unburnable, and the glamorous photographs of adopted Tobagonian Norman Parkinson
Caribbean Bookshelf – January/February 2006 By Lisa Allen-Agostini, Jeremy Taylor and Edward Baugh | Issue 77 (January/February 2006) Classic poetry by Cuban Nicolás Guillén and Martiniquan Édouard Glissant, and new novels by Jamaican Marlon James and Trinidadian Rabindranath Maharaj
Caribbean Bookshelf (November/December 2005) By Philip Sander and Jeremy Taylor | Issue 76 (November/December 2005) The new books that are reflecting the region right now
Losing it By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 75 (September/October 2005) Jeremy Taylor remembers the Caribbean Beat editor who went to Venezuela and lost his pants
Book Buzz (March/April 2005) By Anu Lakhan, Nicholas Laughlin and Jeremy Taylor | Issue 72 (March/April 2005) The Prodigal shows Derek Walcott at the height of his poetic powers; Lorna Goodison's stories in Fool-Fool Rose is Leaving Labour-in-Vain Savannah know the truth about love and life; Duty struggles with freedom in Lakshmi Persaud's new novel, Raise the Lanterns High
Sweltering Santa By Jeremy Taylor | Issue 70 (November/December 2004), Issue 154 (November/December 2018) Jolly St Nick’s red wool suit wasn’t designed for tropical heat . . . Originally published in 2004, this Beat classic was reproduced in the November/December 2018 issue
