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LISTEN OUT for a new and stimulating Barbadian radio show this January. What's That You're Reading? will be airing on Q100.7 on Wednesdays…
It is so captivating when a writer lifts off the stereotypical veneer of a tourist-dependent society as ‘paradise’ and excavates the real…
By Jasmine Sealy Aboard the Reconnaissance, the vessel on which Natives of My Person takes place, a member of the crew, a young and…
KWAME SLUSHER, a young freelance journalist currently residing in Australia, is the winner of The Carolle Bourne Award for Literary…
For the fifth year running, ArtsEtc is pleased to bring its annual Independence Reading List. The IndyList, as we like to call it, is a…
Anthology preview THE YEAR we lost Miss Mattie, there was an odd emptiness in the house. I was too young to understand as much about death…
Anthology preview WHEN I was younger I thought that coconut trees were like giant birds, their fronds gently flapping in the wind. I would…
Anthology preview The red herring odour of unwashed womanhood and blood hung in the air around the Smith’s house in the village next to the…
The ArtsEtc Winning Words Anthology: NIFCA 2013/2014 is now out! The anthology, which features some searing, provocative and thoughtful…
An essential lecture, and the inaugural one in a series established by the University of the West Indies' Cultural Studies Department, in…
ACCORDING TO YORUBA tradition, Ayizan, a root Loa, controls the Marketplace and Commerce. Regarded as the first archetypal Mambo Priestess,…
ACROSS THIS WEBSITE is a wealth of evidence of the literary response to Kamau Brathwaite. The visual and multi-artistic community has…
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