Today Monday, March 25th, 2019
The Callaloo Poets, in conjunction with the BVI National Commission for UNESCO, are inviting students from all primary and secondary schools, private and public, to submit poems for the World Poetry D…
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AirBourne • January 21st, 2010 • 0 comments 
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Writers are encouraged to start preparing for the 2010 competition.
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AirBourne • January 13th, 2010 • 0 comments ( Books )
The street index lists over 2,000 street names, as well as all districts and beaches in Barbados – with corresponding page numbers and grid references enabling easy reference and navigation
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AirBourne • January 12th, 2010 • 3 comments ( Books, Travel )
I had promised to do this review since October, once I got the books as a belated Birthday gift, I sought between entries and my day-job’s duties to appreciate the series which has also taken Ba…
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AirBourne • January 11th, 2010 • 0 comments ( Books, Cinema, Featured )
The newest book by illustrious Caribbean novelist/thinker George Lamming has been published in St Martin, according to Jacqueline Sample, president of House of Nehesi Publishers (HNP). Sovereignty of …
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AirBourne • January 10th, 2010 • 1 comment ( Books, Review )
I grew up in the United States, child of a Bajan and a Vincentian – my own life-history rather as strange as Carthoris, son of Dotar Sojat and the Princess of Helium… In 1972, my earliest …
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AirBourne • January 8th, 2010 • 1 comment ( Books, Cinema, Featured )
Nevis recently concluded its annual Library Christmas Craft Workshop at the Charlestown and Gingerland Public Libraries. According to Librarian at the Gingerland Branch Library Mrs. Evette Liburd, the…
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AirBourne • December 27th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, News )
I am glad to see Bajans recognised for literature - tek dah, Trevor Marshall - if not for blogs then how would the book get promote? Yuh jokebird!
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AirBourne • December 12th, 2009 • 3 comments ( Books, Featured, Review )
‘Small Axe Guide To Rock Steady’ is filled with photos and information about the artists, musicians and producers who created the music that laid the foundation for reggae and puts the focus on on…
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AirBourne • December 9th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, News )
The Hope Sanctuary is a non-profit charity that rescues, rehabilitates, and re-homes neglected, abused, and abandoned animals. We don’t just talk about the plight of animals, we care for them ev…
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AirBourne • December 8th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, Nature, News )
RBA Publishing is pleased to announce the first installment of Nicholas Da Silva’s graphic novel series: Dread and Alive, featuring Drew McIntosh, Jamaican Super Hero. One episode will appear each w…
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AirBourne • December 5th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, Culture )
The Nevis Library Services received a consignment of books for primary school-aged children, thanks to the Nisbet Plantation Beach Club and its 10 year old book donation programme. During the presenta…
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AirBourne • December 5th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, News )
An excerpt of Afro-American author Eric Jerome Dickey doing some of his “Sleeping With Strangers” while visiting Barbados
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AirBourne • November 30th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, Video Gallery )
Trevor Marshall expresses his views on “The Royal Palms are Dying” published by www.caribbeanchapters.com and written by Alvin Cummins.
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AirBourne • November 30th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, Video Gallery )
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AirBourne • November 30th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, Video Gallery )
‘We are always looking for volunteers to help at the Book Sales‘ To Donate your Time or Books, Magazines & Comics: (Fiction, Non-Fiction as well as Children’s Books & MORE!) …
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AirBourne • November 17th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, Nature )
Kimberly Rose is a career-driven reality television producer whose career has recently taken a slump. But when she witnesses a mistress confronting her lover and his wife in a crowded shopping mall, s…
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AirBourne • November 6th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books )
Every year I have told a story in honour of the Celtic New Year, what Druids call “Samhain” or turning of the wheel (In Gaelic, wheel is Yule, thus we have a confusing Christmas reference …
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AirBourne • October 31st, 2009 • 2 comments ( Books, Featured )
The 2010 Commonwealth Writers’ Prize, the global prize for fiction for both established and new writers, has opened for entry. The two categories, for Best Book, worth ?10,000 to the overall win…
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AirBourne • October 4th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Arts, Books )
The freshest, hippest, NIFCA award winning-est!!! The next generation of Barbadian writing talent will be featured at this month?s installment of the National Cultural Foundation?s Read-IN! This free …
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AirBourne • September 19th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, Culture )
Now available as aHansib paperback;96 pages; ISBN 978-1-906190-29-3 ?The characters feel real and,best of all, they feel Caribbean,but the story could have held up in any culture.? -Trinidad Guardian …
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AirBourne • September 17th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books )
It was the first time this News-Blog has seen a book launch inclusive of active critique. We refer to the debut of Esther Phillips’ “The Stone Gatherer,” an inaugural session largely…
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AirBourne • August 18th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, Review )
For those of you who wondered since B-Mex where’s the next issue of Wunnuh Publication‘s “Mass Anthology,” there’s good news and bad news… Good news is that Matthew…
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AirBourne • August 8th, 2009 • 2 comments ( Books )
The colors of love comes in several shades for Queen Thomas, and has been prevalent on her canvas of life as she continues to paint by the numbers. Successful beyond measure, but flawed to a degree wh…
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AirBourne • July 16th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books, Crime )
History! Afro-American history paves a path for the future. Poetry! Poetry is one of the oldest and respected forms of written expression. Throughout history, countless poets have left their mark on u…
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AirBourne • July 11th, 2009 • 0 comments ( Books )
