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Culture, Literature, Arts, Trinidad and Tobago

Passing Cloud

Like many other West Indians, Dan had gone overseas to study, and found his world different when he came back . . .  This poignant short...

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Culture, Arts, People, Haiti

Jean-Jacques Fougère-Audubon: The Bird Man

Think of birds, and you think of Audubon. But who was he? Caroline Popovic finds out The founders of the Audubon Society named their august...

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Culture, Literature, Reviews

Caribbean Bookshelf (January/February 1997)

FICTION The Counting House David Dabydeen (Jonathan Cape 1996, pb, ISBN 0-224-043439) Set in India and British Guiana in the mid-19th...

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Culture, Literature, Arts

Caribbean Poets: Vibert Reach Home

He had an eventful day. But when he got home the truth began to emerge. Paul Keens-Douglas tells the story . . . De boy leave here good...

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Culture, Music, Reviews

New Music from the Caribbean

CALYPSO A Tribute To The Mighty Spoiler, Vol. 1 Various artists The Mighty Spoiler was one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most beloved...

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Culture, Literature, Reviews

Caribbean Bookshelf (March/April 1997)

Visitor’s Guide To The Windward Islands Don Philpott (Ian Randle Publishers, Kingston/Moorland Publishing Company, UK, 1996: ISBN...

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Culture, Literature, Reviews

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...

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Culture, Music, People, Trinidad and Tobago

Machel Montano: Winer Man

On the Trinidad Carnival stage, he is notorious for every kind of “wine.” Legs apart, he “throws waist” to the wild...

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