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Friday, March 02, 2007

They say be careful what you wish for !

(Photo: Catherine Emmanuel - Researcher; Malik Hossein - Business Support; Rany Ly - Technical Co-ordinator, during the snow storm on March 1st 2007.)

As you all know, I wished for snow. It came, in spades: I am not complaining!

We're all doing very well here.

I want to thank lovely Canadian singer/songwriter Cheryl Beatty for letting us use her beautiful song Breathe in "A Winter Tale".

In other newz...

* My friends at the Caribbean Studies Programme of U of T are having a rich & spectacular event in celebration of Miss Lou called
"COLONIZIN IN REVERSE - Louise Simone Bennett: A Commemoration"

When: March 9, 2007
Where: William Doo Auditorium
45 Willcocks Street
Doors: 7pm
featuring an extraordinary line-up of artists including:
Lillian Allen
Owen Blakka Ellis
Maud Fuller
Denise Jones
Mervyn Morris
Mutabaruka
Djanet Sears
Quammie Williams and the Jump Music Collective
RSVP da.trotz@utoronto.ca 416 978 8286

* Osaze Dolabaille, a Trinidad-born poet who has just recently self-published here in Toronto will be launching "Rebirth of the Warrior Poet" on Sunday April 8th, with Dwayne Morgan and Dr. Rita Cox making guest appearances.

Keep well and best wishes,

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Frances-Anne:
I was pleased that Mpenzi screened the Caribbean Tales interview of me. I have had nothing but positive responses.
Once again, thank you so much for your interest in, and support of, my work. I very much appreciate it and it means a great deal to me. I also appreciate your commitment to publicize the rich traditions of the Caribbean and its writers and artists. It is magnificent. Thank you, Frances-Anne. A big-up to you and your staff!
Best,
NourbeSe

Anonymous said...

Thanks Frances-Anne

Including for Other News in which I recognize many names. Particularly happy to note that Maude Fuller is still up to it.

Is Dolabaille a take on Dollar Bill? Just wondered. Its the type of thing a Trinidadian might think up

Love always and to Anne-Marie

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