Cheryl Daley-Champagnie: heart forms
Cheryl Daley-Champagnie is both a business woman and an artist. With a facility that many artists would envy, she transforms what she...
Melanie Abrahams: “I like Jamaica, but I’m more Trini-minded”
There were always books around the house growing up — Anansi’s fables, Enid Blyton, Winnie-the-Pooh, fairy tales about soucouyants and...
The reasoning is the seasoning
“That is a beautiful question,” Ben Tsedek says, with a gleam in his eye. “Sit down. Let me tell you what’s wrong with carrots.”...
Jamaican art: open house
The iconic work of the National Gallery of Jamaica It’s a hot Sunday afternoon, and the streets of downtown Kingston are still and...
Word of mouth (November/December 2014)
King James version Nicholas Laughlin explains why a new novel by Jamaican writer Marlon James just might be the Caribbean book of the year...
Take twenty: cricket, that is
Twenty20 cricket, which has been around for only eleven years, has already established itself as the most popular form of the venerable...
Icah Wilmot: star of the surf
The Palisadoes is a narrow finger of land jutting out from Jamaica’s southeast coast, which protects one of the largest natural harbours...
Ready, set, read
The novel All Over Again, by Jamaican author A-dziko Simba Gegele, is a lively boyhood saga set in Jamaica, and written with a lyricism and...
