Word of mouth (March/April 2014)
Take a stand At West Indies cricket grounds, the game is only half the fun. Denise Chin enjoys the party at Port of Spain’s Queens’...
Retro chic: Theodore Elyett
Theodore Elyett was only thirteen years old when he was “discovered,” after he designed an outfit for a friend to wear in a modelling...
No horsing around: segway polo in Barbados
Jason Gilkes did not intend to become a world champion. The Bajan entrepreneur simply wanted to start a business: a Segway-based tour...
Caribbean Bookshelf (March/April 2014)
As Flies to Whatless Boys, by Robert Antoni (Akashic Books, 320 pp, ISBN 9781617751561) Meddling with the metafictive, especially in the...
Caribbean Playlist (March/April 2014)
Tru Colours Wayne Marshall Jamaican dancehall artist Wayne Marshall, best known for his hip-hop–influenced reggae tracks, returns with...
No fish? No fuss
For Christians, the practice of eating fish on Fridays dates back to the earliest days of the church. And the forty days of Lent, the...
Caribbean bookshelf (January/February 2014)
Wishing for Wings, by Debbie Jacob (Ian Randle Publishers, 236 pp, ISBN 9789766378028) The Youth Training Centre on Golden Grove Road in...
Caribbean datebook (January/February 2014)
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Pace yourself The shifting dates of Carnival — ultimately, it’s all timed to the phases of the moon — mean that...
