Issue 6 No 1 (August 2021)

THEME:

Creating a Caribbean Sense of Place:
Calypso, Spoken Word & the Oral Tradition

EDITORS:

Paula Morgan and Amílcar Sanatan

The Mighty Shadow and Shadow as Robber by Nicholas Huggins — The Mighty Shadow and Shadow as Robber by Nicholas Huggins ©

INTRODUCTION

Voice Tracks: Creating a Caribbean Sense of Place: Amílcar Sanatan

ESSAYS

“Who Taking Advantage Ah Who”: Sparrow & Caribbean Man/Woman Relations: Patricia Mohammed
Disrupting the Art form: Women & Calypso, 1950- 2000: O'Neil Joseph
Freedom Undefined: Breaking (Neo)colonial Stereotypes through Voice & Performance in the Poetry of Grace Nichols: Hannah Regis

INTERVIEWS

Adrian Green Wielding Spoken Word as Weapon: The Making of an Artiste: Matthew Murrell
Writing and Performing the Nation: Interview with Paul Keens-Douglas on Orality & Caribbean Literature: Amílcar Sanatan
Reclaiming Roots Through Performance: An Interview with Pearl Eintou Springer: Essah Díaz
My Life is a Rapso: An Interview with Brother Resistance on Rapso & Cultural Activism in Trinidad &Tobago: Marisha Duncan

VISUAL ESSAY

The Baby Doll: Memory, Myths & Mas: Amanda McIntyre

TRIBUTES

Louis Regis: A Widening Absence (3 Years Later): Rawle Gibbons
A Tribute to Louis Regis: Gordon Rohlehr
A Retrospective on Brian Honoré, the Midnight Robber: Fédon Honoré

CREATIVE NON-FICTION

A World of Poetry & Spoken Word: Amílcar Sanatan

REVIEW

Play the Devil: Florentino & the Devil by Alberto Torrealba: Andre Bagoo

VIDEOS

Spoken Word & Funerals by Derron Sandy
Carnival Imagination: Interview with Wendell Manwarren by Maria Nunes: Part One

Part Two
Blue by Ruth Osman and Arielle John

CONTRIBUTORS

EDITORIAL BOARD

ISSN: 2518-4814