Akilah Jaramogi: green days by the river By Nazma Muller | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Akilah Jaramogi began by fighting bush fires. Now she’s at the centre of an ecological movement. She talked to Nazma Muller
Haitian art: rising from the ruins By James Ferguson | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Priceless works of art were among the casualties of last year’s terrible earthquake in Haiti. But there’s hope that at least one can be restored
Karene Asche: “My heart is in calypso” By Garry Steckles | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Garry Steckles salutes T&T Calypso Monarch 2011, Karene Asche, and reflects on a British queen with a secret love of the region’s music
Colette Burnett: I believe I can fly By Franka Philip | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Colette Burnett’s tasty chicken wings are the best in Brooklyn. Franka Philip finds out what the flap is about
Happenings – July/August 2011 By Mirissa De Four | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) A round-up of current and coming events on the Caribbean calendar
Reviews – July/August 2011 By Various Contributors | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) The new books, music, and film that are reflecting the region right now
Robber talk and revolution: Earl Lovelace’s Is Just a Movie By Monique Roffey | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Trinidadian writer Monique Roffey on Earl Lovelace’s first novel in 15 years: Is Just a Movie
Sonjah Stanley Niaah’s Dancehall Chronicles By Nazma Muller | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Finally, someone with a PhD who speaks a language that de man pon de street can understand.” Nazma Muller loved Sonjah Stanley Niaah’s new book
Annette Arjoon-Martins: “The grassroots people are the real heroes” By Cedriann J Martin | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Annette Arjoon-Martins heads Guyana’s Mangrove Restoration Project
Wendell McShine: a shaman called Shine By Nazma Muller | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Nazma Muller interprets the message behind the medium of T&T artist Wendell McShine, who’s making a name for himself in Mexico
History in the remaking By Simon Lee | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) St Kitts and Nevis are leading the way in not only preserving heritage sites, but also making them more productive. Simon Lee paid a visit
Black hawk up in Tobago By Jonathan Ali | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) In Tobago, as Jonathan Ali discovers, falconry isn’t just a mediaeval sport – it's a great new form of pest control
SOS: Saving Tobago’s turtles By Caroline Taylor | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Caroline Taylor charts one group’s efforts to protect these majestic, endangered creatures
Where the wild things are By Bridget van Dongen | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Pierson Hill shares his photos of some of Trinidad’s rarest and most fascinating creatures
Rolling in the deep: whale-watching in Dominica By Paul Crask | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Paul Crask has a whale of a time whale watching off the coast of Dominica
Beguiled by Grenada By Polly Thomas | Issue 110 (July/August 2011) Polly Thomas is captivated by the steep streets of the capital, St George’s, the white-sand beaches, and the spectacular beauty of the interior
