Culture, Travel, Lifestyle, Jamaica
By James Henderson ● Issue 12 (Winter 1994)
Falling For Jamaica
It is extraordinary to think that an island the size of Jamaica can produce three of the eight fastest men on earth. But so it was at the...
Culture, Music, People, United Kingdom, Jamaica
By Michael Church ● Issue 13 (Spring 1995)
Caribbean Cleo — the Amazing Cleo Laine
Cleo Laine was 26 when she learnt that she had been born to unmarried parents. She’d never had a passport, suddenly needed one for a...
By Marcia Erskine ● Issue 13 (Spring 1995)
Butch’s Baby: Sandals Resorts
In a way, you could say that Gordon “Butch” Stewart has his head in the sand, a lot of sand. So much, in fact, that one can...
Culture, Literature, Arts, Jamaica
By Louise Bennett ● Issue 14 (Summer 1995)
Miss Lou’s Love Letter
Me darlin love, me lickle dove, Me dumplin, me gizada, Me sweetie Sue, I goes fa you Like how flies goes fa sugar. As ah puts me pen to...
Culture, Food and Cuisine, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, US Virgin Islands
By Joe Brown ● Issue 15 (September/October 1995)
Caribbean Snack Time
Island-hopping through the Caribbean is a marvellously diverse pastime, and there comes a time when preparing a full meal just seems like...
Culture, Literature, Travel, Lifestyle, Jamaica
By Susan Ward ● Issue 16 (November/December 1995)
Special Assignment: Ian Fleming’s Jamaica
Agent 007 – alias James Bond, the bane of international terrorists, megalomaniac scientists and nefarious drug barons – was...
By Franklin McKnight ● Issue 17 (January/February 1996)
The Peter Rousseau Factor
Perhaps it was the travels with his father, who was a salesman for Grace, Kennedy & Co. (Jamaica’s largest food processor and...
By Chris Salewicz ● Issue 21 (September/October 1996)
Redemption Songs
How can you be so ungrateful/After all that God has done for you . . . Unlikely lyrics for a contemporary Jamaican smash hit? Only a year...