Writing The Way We Speak: Is There Space for the “Caribbean” Writer?
Stephanie Ramlogan
I am a Caribbean writer, and I go out of my way to include “Caribbean” in that title.…
Browsing Tag
Saint Lucia
10 posts
The Job
Damian René
“Say something! Say something damn it!” Sandra was standing before him, her arms flailing excitedly. “De pickney nah…
A Chat with Dr. Armstrong Alexis, CARICOM’s Deputy Secretary General
Chadia Mathurin
Deputy Secretary General of CARICOM, Dr. Armstrong Alexis sat for a conversation with Chadia Mathurin from Wakonté.
Dombwé en Dité Kako
Trevis St. Aimee
Flour dumplings in a hot cocoa brew is not something many people will imagine naturally; not even on…
The Caribbean’s Unspoken Contribution to the Global Food Evolution
Kizzy Rennie
7000 islands. Over 20 island states. At least 10 historical ethnicities. When we look to the world, it…
What Being A Black Woman In The Caribbean Feels Like
Kizzy Charles
“I was stereotyped along with other dark skin black girls at school. We were singled out and given…
Social Distancing and Rediscovering
Wakonté Caribbean
Name: Sueanna FrederickAge: –Sex: FemaleLocation: Saint Lucia This COVID-19 pandemic has forced me to experience a myriad of…
Rosen Daniel
Regret – A Dish Best Served Cold?
Time has always been important to me; I dare say it’s my love language and the gift that I most appreciate from my friends and loved ones. That said, how had I failed to respect this valuable gift, understand fully just how fleeting it really is?
Natural Selection At Its Best
With my 1000 raging emotions, I remind myself that this season is just an opportunity to grow. “To live and survive, you must withstand those atmospheric pressures as they present themselves.” There you have it! Natural selection at its best!
