Author: Jeremy Taylor

Culture, Music, Arts, People, Trinidad and Tobago

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...

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Literature, Reviews

Caribbean Bookshelf (January/February 2007)

Horizons: The Life and Times of Edric Connor, 1913–1968: An Autobiography, with a foreword by George Lamming, and an introduction by...

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Literature, Reviews

Caribbean Bookshelf (November/December 2006)

Unburnable: A Novel Marie-Elena John (Amistad, ISBN 0-06-083757-8, 292 pp) Unburnable is the first novel by young Antiguan writer...

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Literature, Reviews

Caribbean bookshelf – January/February 2006

Freedom poems Yoruba from Cuba: Selected Poems – Nicolás Guillén, translated by Salvador Ortiz-Carboneres (Peepal Tree Press, ISBN...

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Literature, Reviews

Caribbean Bookshelf (November/December 2005)

The isles are full of noises The Oxford Book of Caribbean Verse  ed. Stewart Brown and Mark McWatt (Oxford, ISBN 0-19-280332-8, 405 pp)...

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Culture, Lifestyle

Losing it | Last word

One thing about running a magazine: you have to be careful not to lose things. Your content, your judgement, your pants — hang on to them...

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Literature, Reviews

Book Buzz (March/April 2005)

No place like home The Prodigal  Derek Walcott (Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, ISBN 0-374-23743-3, 105 pp) “What language do you speak in...

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Culture, Lifestyle

Sweltering Santa | Classic | Last word

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

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