Song for Gaboo
“You were our first star/ maestro of Broglie Street/ your piano flourishes cascading down the evening…” Poem of the Week (September 23), by John Robert Lee.
Read More“You were our first star/ maestro of Broglie Street/ your piano flourishes cascading down the evening…” Poem of the Week (September 23), by John Robert Lee.
Read MoreRound two continues with a Caribbean derby.
Read MoreA Caribbean-Canadian confrontation in our Poetry World Cup.
Read MoreAn introduction to the Caribbean writers’ feature By John Robert Lee “I accept this archipelago of the Americas.†~ Derek Walcott (‘The Muse of History’)…
Read MoreJohn Robert Lee reports from St. Lucia’s Nobel Laureate Week.
Read More“This is the Port of the boat people/ After Dessalines and Duvalier, HIV and cholera/ After tornado and tremblor…” Weekend poem, to mark the anniversary of the Haitian earthquake, by John Robert Lee.
Read More“Then the boy’s voice, rough-edged, moving into wailing. This came into the man’s guts, it seemed.” As part of a special feature to mark St. Lucia’s national day, two stories by John Robert Lee.
Read More“I try always for depth and vision…” John Robert Lee, The Missing Slate’s Poet of the Month, interviewed by Jacob Silkstone.
Read More“…souls many, so many, Ramona/ lovers scarved with rainbows/ scattering galaxies out of sad earth.” Poem of the Week (November 12), by John Robert Lee.
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