CaribbeanTales Newsletter: Book Television

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Book Television

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Audio Books from CaribbeanTales

New projects in the works

Feedback Corner

A truly wonderful article that highlights and recognises the talents, generosity and commitment of a daughter of the Caribbean... Thanks to Caribbeantales... Read Full Article »

Featured Storyteller

The Swinging Bridge

We revisit Ramabai Espinet, our Storyteller of the Month

Cultural Events

Realities & Real Ties

Film series, investigating how the history of humankind is a history of migration

Book Reviews

Azucar's Sweet Hope: Her Story Continues

Part two of the trilogy of books from Alan Cambeira

Your Story

The Douen

Douens, according to Trinidadian myth, are the souls of children who died before they were baptized. They live in the forests, coming out occasionally in search of playmates, and appear as any other child except that their feet are turned backward.

Around The Fire

Editorial

Part 2: History Matters

Last month we interviewed Mtutuzeli Matshoba, South African literary activist, artist and filmmaker about why history matters. This month he continues to share with us his striking thoughts on language, film and more...

Meet the Team

Shaping figures

Meet another member of our team, CaribbeanTales Operations manager, Susan Panchan

Upcoming Events

Saturday, April 16th, 2005

23rd Annual BBPA Harry Jerome Awards (Toronto)

Thursday, May 5th, 2005

Bomb The Suburbs: William "Upski" Wimssatt, discusses hip hop, race, activism and philanthropy (Toronto)

Monday, May 23rd, 2005

Trinidad and Tobago Cultural Society Bridge Night (Surrey, BC)

Saturday June 18th, 2005

An Island Style Fete (Toronto)