
Here are a few highlights from August 2008 issue:

Hail to the Chief
Jeremy Taylor on Negro with a Hat: The Rise and Fall of Marcus Garvey, by Colin Grant

What Lies Within
Lisa Allen-Agostini on Shell, by Olive Senior

I Know the Language is True
Lorna Goodison talks to Nicholas Laughlin about writing her family memoir From Harvey River
My reading lasted way into the night—hence the brevity of this post. Even the marginalia was great!
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Source of photos: The Caribbean Review of Books
2 comments:
Hi, Geoffrey--thanks so much, as always, for mentioning the CRB on your blog. Very glad to hear you enjoyed the August issue.
N
Nicholas, it was a well put together issue. And I didn't even metion Kei Miller's piece!
1Love,
Geoffrey
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