Issue 15 (September/October 1995)
Roxan Kinas gets personal with the king of the waves, Brian Talma; Jeremy Taylor and Simon Lee chart the journey of artist LeRoy Clark; Stephen Knox reports on 250 years of quality education at Codrington College in Barbados; Sharon Almerigi profiles Lennox Honeychurch as he celebrates his native Dominica through his books, paintings, poems, designs and conservation projects; Lawyer Tony Thorndike investigates offshore banking and finance in the Caribbean; Paul Keens-Douglas’ last word on cleaning cobwebs; Cecil Gray writes some poetic words on the spirit of West Indian cricket; Caribbean snacks, recent books, music and more from our regular departments!
Brian Talma: King of the Waves
The Caribbean's champion windsurfer Brian Talma is profiled by Roxan Kinas
Making Money in the Sun
Tony Thorndike looks at a vibrant Caribbean industry - offshore banking and finance
LeRoy Clarke: Warrior Art
Artist LeRoy Clark has spent 25 years on a Caribbean epic which charts man's spiritual growth from the depths to the heights
Christopher’s Legacy: Codrington College
Codrington College in Barbados celebrates its 250th anniversary this year, making it one of the oldest educational institutions in the Caribbean
Lennox Honychurch: Love for an Island
Sharon Almerigi meets Lennox Honychurch, whose books, paintings, poems, designs and conservation projects all celebrate his native Dominica
