Accessories After The Fact
Caribbean designers are creating beautiful jewellery, scarves, bags and belts from indigenous materials. An exclusive photo feature by Sean Drakes
Issue 13 (Spring 1995)
Curtley Ambrose returns to cricket; Bruce Paddington tells the story of political prisoner and govermnet minister Martin Carter; painter Dunstan St. Omer dedicates his work to the Virgin Mary; Stephen Thorpe takes us on a holiday in nature; Michael Church investigates whether Cleo Laine’s talent comes from her Caribbean genes; a profile of Gordon “Butch” Stewart of Jamaica Sandals retreat; escape to Grenada with Jim Rudin and Alister Hughes; resettling in Antigua; teaching America about pan; our regular departments and more!
Curtly Ambrose’s Comeback
After a break from the game, Antiguan fast bowler Curtly Ambrose is ready for action. A profile by BC Pires
Martin Carter: The Poems Man
Guyana's great poet Martin Carter has been a political prisoner and a government minister. Bruce Paddington tells his story
Hail Mary: the Art of Dunstan St. Omer
St Lucian painter Dunstan St Omer dedicates all his work to the Virgin Mary. Caroline Popovic went to meet him
Caribbean Cleo — the Amazing Cleo Laine
The acclaimed jazz singer Cleo Laine had a Jamaican father. Is that where her music comes from? Michael Church finds out
Matelot, Trinidad: Behind God’s Back
Niala Maharaj in an isolated Caribbean village - Matelot in Trinidad - that has learned how to help itself
Butch’s Baby: Sandals Resorts
Marcia Erskine profiles one of the Caribbean's most successful entrepreneurs, Jamaica's Gordon Butch Stewart
Postcard From Grenada
Jim Rudin and Alister Hughes on how to relax and unwind in the Caribbean's Spice Island
Caribbean Kitchen (Spring 1995)
International chef Joe Brown continues his Caribbean journey with two favourite dishes from the English-speaking countries of the region
