Make way | On Caribbean innovation By Nicholas Laughlin | Caribbean Innovation (15 May 2020) A note to our readers from editor Nicholas Laughlin, as we present our second specially curated online-only edition of Caribbean Beat
“To remind you of life” | On Caribbean resilience By Nicholas Laughlin | Caribbean Resilience (1 May 2020) A note to our readers from editor Nicholas Laughlin, as we present our first specially curated online-only edition of Caribbean Beat
Claire Adam: “I’ve always felt, ask me where I’m from!” | Own words By Nicholas Laughlin | Issue 155 (January/February 2019) Claire Adam, Trinidad-born novelist, on learning to observe, the usefulness of honest criticism, and the notion of “home” — as told to Nicholas Laughlin
Shivanee Ramlochan: “The poems must have decided on me” | Own Words By Nicholas Laughlin | Issue 146 (July/August 2017) Poet Shivanee Ramlochan on her debut book Everyone Knows I Am a Haunting, and why she’s so powerfully drawn to difficult subjects — as told to Nicholas Laughlin
Remembering Derek Walcott (1930–2017) | Icon By Nicholas Laughlin | Issue 145 (May/June 2017) St Lucian poet, playwright, and Nobel laureate
Mt Roraima: “I could hardly imagine how we came all this way” By Nicholas Laughlin | Issue 134 (July/August 2015) Caribbean Beat editor Nicholas Laughlin on his trek to Mt Roraima, his most memorable trip in a decade of travel
Bookshelf (March/April 2002) By James Ferguson and Nicholas Laughlin | Issue 54 (March/April 2002) New books from and about the Caribbean
Kaieteur dreaming By Nicholas Laughlin | Issue 132 (March/April 2015) With their 741-foot drop over a sandstone plateau, the majestic Kaieteur Falls are an icon of Guyana, and a must-see for adventure travellers. But while most visitors hop down on an airborne day-trip, a lucky few get to experience this natural wonder the old-fashioned way, travelling by boat up the Potaro River. Nicholas Laughlin recounts the journey, and the falls’ magnetic attraction
