Culture, Travel, Lifestyle, Trinidad and Tobago
By Jeremy Taylor ● Issue 54 (March/April 2002)
Chaguaramas: welcome to Yacht City
West of the Trinidad and Tobago capital Port of Spain, a long peninsula reaches out towards Venezuela. Once occupied by American forces...
Literature, Reviews, Haiti, Barbados, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago
By Pat Ganase, Jeremy Taylor and Simon Lee ● Issue 44 (July/August 2000)
Bookshelf (July/August 2000)
PICK OF THE MONTH The Immaculate Invasion Bob Shacochis (Viking Penguin 1999; Bloomsbury paperback 2000; 408pp, ISBN 0-7475-4529-4) When...
Music, Reviews, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago
By Roxan Kinas, Jeremy Taylor and Georgia Popplewell ● Issue 44 (July/August 2000)
Upbeat (July/August 2000)
PICK OF THE MONTH: Calypsoldier Ron Reid’s Sunsteel (Mud Hut Records, MH 901) Style and substance meet on this accomplished debut...
By Jeremy Taylor ● Issue 43 (May/June 2000)
Island Beat (May/June 2000)
Sports: Cricket Goes Disney Mention the word “cricket” at Disney World and most minds leap immediately to Pinocchio’s...
Literature, Reviews, Dominica, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago
By Vaneisa Baksh, Jeremy Taylor and Simon Lee ● Issue 43 (May/June 2000)
Bookshelf (May/June 2000)
BOOK OF THE MONTH For the Love of my Name Lakshmi Persaud (Peepal Tree Press 2000, ISBN 1-900715-29-5, 336pp) Lakshmi Persaud’s third...
By Mirissa De Four, Vaneisa Baksh and Jeremy Taylor ● Issue 92 (July/August 2008)
Book reviews (July/August 2008)
More than a one-hit wonder This is the story of a man who became famous as a Test batsman who made a century on his debut, and then was...
By Debbie Jacob and Jeremy Taylor ● Issue 87 (September/October 2007)
Bookshelf (September/October 2007)
Beyond the Islands: An Autobiography Sir James Mitchell (Macmillan Caribbean, ISBN 1-4050-1417-2, 463 pp) For the best part of 30 years,...
Culture, Music, Arts, People, Trinidad and Tobago
By Jeremy Taylor ● Issue 85 (May/June 2007)
Etienne Charles: culture shock
There are only seven tracks and 42 minutes of music on Culture Shock, which seems a bit mean. But there’s no short change in the music...