By Various Contributors ● Issue 24 (March/April 1997)
Caribbean Bookshelf (March/April 1997)
Visitor’s Guide To The Windward Islands Don Philpott (Ian Randle Publishers, Kingston/Moorland Publishing Company, UK, 1996: ISBN...
By Various Contributors ● Issue 25 (May/June 1997)
Caribbean Bookshelf (May/June 1997)
Lilian’s Songs Cecil Gray (Lilibel Publications, 1996; ISBN 0–9681745–0–7) In these poems, more than ever, Cecil Gray focuses on...
By Various Contributors ● Issue 30 (March/April 1998)
Caribbean Bookshelf (January/February 1998)
FICTION One Bright Child Patricia Cumper (BlackAmber Books, UK, 1998: ISBN 1901969002) This is the first title from a new publisher...
Culture, Literature, Arts, History
By James Ferguson ● Issue 30 (March/April 1998)
Toussaint Triumph
The Black Jacobins: Toussaint L’Ouverture and the San Domingo Revolution C. L. R. James (Allison & Busby) That The Black...
Culture, Literature, Lifestyle, People, Cuba
By Judith Laird ● Issue 30 (March/April 1998)
Rosa’s Story
In 1994, when I was working in a hospital in Cuba, I got the opportunity to travel to Jamaica. At that time, people in Cuba were trying to...
By Jeremy Taylor ● Issue 31 (May/June 1998)
Caribbean Bookshelf (May/June 1998)
FICTION Faber Caribbean Series (Faber and Faber 1998) The British publishing house Faber and Faber has embarked on a major Caribbean...
Culture, Literature, History, People
By James Ferguson ● Issue 31 (May/June 1998)
Jean Rhys: The Madwoman in the Attic
The publication of Wide Sargasso Sea in 1966 was, almost literally, a return from the dead for its 76-year-old author, Jean Rhys. In the...
Culture, Literature, Arts, History, Trinidad and Tobago
By James Ferguson ● Issue 32 (July/August 1998)
A House of One’s Own
Poor Mr Biswas. All the hero, or perhaps more accurately the anti-hero of V. S. Naipaul’s finest novel wants is his own house. Three...