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EXCERPTS FROM AN 85TH-BIRTHDAY EMAIL CORRESPONDENCE Quoting "John R. Lee" December 23, 2014: > Hi Rob > Your copy of Sent Lisi mailed…
Las Antillas Letradas, 2013, mural, 4’ 4” x 9’; woodcut and digital impression on papel (30 prints). The mural is composed of portraits…
“Bim(shire’s) best,” someone said. “Madness!” said the rest. The level lands of Barbados hide no one. You must take a stand. You forgot the…
Poet is a craftsperson, oral or literary, ideally both, who deals in metrical and/or rhythmical—sometimes riddmical—wordsongs, wordsounds,…
“‘Barbados education is the best?/Then why, why so many expert in de town?’ …It reminds me of the same question, but clothed in the…
CLIVE WAGNER CHECKS the light levels in the carpenter’s workshop while Matt Gray adjusts the tracks for his dolly. Sound engineer Robert…
“No woman no cry….” Song itches unhearing ears and laughter disconnects the murmuring breeze. Bob Marley sings, “Do you remember…?” And we…
On May 6, 2015 3:46 AM, "Vladimir Lucien" wrote: For Kamau and all: a little rundown of those who weren't there about the Brathwaite…
KAMAU PLAYED A crucial role in returning me to myself, so to speak. I’d left Jamaica at age nine for Barbados. We are both—though of…
H Nigel Thomas: Some of your poems interrogate the way Western languages have sullied Blackness. I wonder whether you would like to comment…
THE TIME WAS the summer of 1991. Kamau said to me, “Where are those Guanahani poems?” The place was the English Department of the…
WES HALL, THE fastest fast bowler, 6'4", strong, loud, is beginning to totter. He says it is because of his accident. No doubt. Derek…
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