After Gordon Tewani was the first to make a contribution to the building fund for The Museums of History and Ethnography, The Gleaner asked me to interview him, especially because he came to Jamaica after being a refugee in the partition of India.
Title: Lunatics
Having created history by attracting what might be the largest audience to a Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival, songstress Celine Dion left Jamaica's shores with a piece of Jamaican history in the form of a vintage panting by renowned late artist Christopher Gonzales.
Title: William Henry Harrison Publishers: Times Books
The first few pages of Eli Gottlieb's third novel, The Face Thief, are frightfully good: a woman, later identified as Margot, falls down the stairs, life not so much flashing before her eyes as spooling out in slow motion, mingling with her bone-splintering reality and things she cannot be sure are really there.
Dr Ruth Galloway, forensic archaeologist and single mother, has enough drama in her life. At least the discovery of six skeletons buried along Britain's Norfolk coastline present her with a professional challenge for a change.
The following is another in a series of articles prepared by the Jamaica China Friendship Association.
Ring of roses
Up yesterday, feeling love all around
You do not acknowledge my advances
Elizabeth Taylor was many things: a talented actress whose first star turn came at age 12 in National Velvet; an international celebrity whose eight husbands included her Cleopatra co-star Richard Burton twice; ...