

Issue 91 (May/June 2008)
Skye Hernandez treks through Guyana’s Iwokrama forest; Judy Raymond on Trinidadian dancer Noble Douglas’ lasting legacy; Laura Dowrich-Phillips journeys to Barbados to witness the Rihanna effect; James Fuller on the Caribbean’s response to climate change; Simon Lee traces the life of the late Belizian star, Andy Palacio; Actress Lorraine Toussaint opens up to Caroline Taylor about her illustrious career; Jonathan Ali looks at how Caribbean countries preserve their built heritage; Judy Raymond on Frances-Anne Solomon’s award-winning movie A Winter Tale; Nicholas Laughlin gives the low-down on really enjoying the Calabash Literary Festival; Caroline Taylor on SASOD Literary Festival; Garry Steckles looks at how reggae traditions are being passed on down the generations; sixty years of London’s Caribbean immigrants; David Katz tastes the nostalgia in Michael Anatol’s pepper sauce; Franka Philip takes time off from slaving over a hot stove to read about Caribbean cuisine; James Fuller samples Caribbean Airlines’ new wine; Donna Yawching takes refuge from Canada’s cold in the heat of the Roti Palace; and much more!


Jungle fever: discover Iwokrama

Sun, wind and water: climate change in the Caribbean

They call her Noble — Trinidad’s Noble Douglas

Andy Palacio: bard of the Garifuna goes home

Wendell West: supplying the party spirit

Lorraine Toussaint: “acting has always been like breathing”

Barbados: Island in the sun

Love after love

Perfect, imperfect…future tense

Winter movie heads for the tropics

Bringing fresh air to fashion

The yardie boys do it well

How to be cool at the Calabash

Passing on the culture

London is the place for me

Brain food

A taste of heaven
