Caribbean
Poems from the continent of the Caribbean
St Lucia: Vladimir Lucien
Vladimir Lucien talks about the ‘cutlery of empire’ in his poem Ebb I.
Dominica: Ras Mo
Ras Mo, who works with young people on violence prevention, reads Pink and Blue.
Grenada: Frank Scott
Frank Scott sends a poem from the Spice Islands, Grenada.
Antigua and Barbuda: Linisa George
Linisa George describes the bold character of Antiguans and reads In the Closet
Trinidad and Tobago: Vahni Capildeo
Vahni Capildeo talks about Commonwealth values and reads her poem Utter.
St Kitts and Nevis: Kevin Isaac
Kevin Isaac regrets the destruction that comes with development in his poem Landslides.
Turks & Caicos: Charvis Ferguson
Charvis Ferguson talks about tourism in the Turks and reads Vacation Island
St Vincent and the Grenadines: Peggy Carr
Peggy Carr talks about life in St Vincent and reads her poem, Flight of the Firstborn.
British Virgin Islands: Richard Georges
Richard Georges reads Virgins, about shipping routes past and present
Cayman Islands: Leonard Dilbert
Leonard Dilbert reads his poem Manna
Anguilla: Linda Banks
Linda Banks discusses the challenges of tourism and development in Anguilla
Montserrat: Howard Fergus
Howard reads his poem, Show Time, about the volcano in Montserrat's Soufrière Hills
Barbados: Esther Phillips
Esther talks about her passion for teaching and reads her poem 'Word'.
Bahamas: Christian Campbell
Christian talks about the complex connections between Caribbean islands.
Jamaica: Tanya Shirley
Tanya Shirley from Jamaica talks about her life in Kingston and reads 'recompense'














