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Christine Barrow, who made Barbados her home for nearly fifty years, delivers a masterclass in short fiction’s powers of subtlety with her…
Nailah Folami Imoja's novel Pick of the Crop (Heinemann, 106pp., paperback, 0-435-98966-9) opens with a familiar, Bajan, boys-on-the-block…
PROLOGUE: NEVER RETREAT, NEVER SURRENDER Story, Script and Illustrations by the Research Methods Class of 2020 Jaleel ARTHUR Taaj deRUSHE…
Brathwaite’s risky reinvention of his important trilogy—Mother Poem (1977), Sun Poem (1982) and X/Self (1987)—has much to offer old and new…
Central Bank of Barbados Governor Cleviston Haynes with top 2019 Frank Collymore Literary Award winner Sharma Taylor (second from left)…
Casting out again. This edition's cover is by Kai Miller. A version of the following speech was presented by ArtsEtc Editor Robert Edison…
Paule Marshall, 1929-2019. Photo Copyright © The Associated Press. “…Thus, a complex body of work was narrowed down to its racial themes,…
Heather Barker, second-place winner of the 2017 Frank Collymore Literary Award for The Plundering, a collection of stories. The title story…
Norma Meek sure knows how to pack a bariffle of pre-teen troubles into 150 pages. In Watching Out for Mummy, which the author wrote twelve…
THE ArtsEtc Independence Reading List is now nine years old! The IndyList, as we like to call it, is a selection of 12 Barbadian books to…
Barbadian writers share their thoughts and feelings on Toni Morrison. ArtsEtc lands the found poem "Truth She Wrote" in the process. Read…
MAPPING BARBADOS’ LITSCAPE is an ArtsEtc project to track and document Barbados’ very rich and diverse literary tradition. At our house,…
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