Will David Dabydeen Win the Guyana Prize a Record Fourth Time on August 31? PDF  | Print |
Written by Demerara Waves   
Thursday, 11 August 2011 07:58
AddThis Social Bookmark Button
david-dabydeen
Dr. David Dabydeen

By John Mair

The writer Professor David Dabydeen is used to breaking records but he could break the ultimate one if his last novel MOLLY AND THE MUSLIM STICK wins the Guyana Prize for Fiction  for a record fourth time on August 31st in Georgetown .

The Guyana Prize is the most valuable literary award in the Caribbean. Insiders on the Prize jury hotly tip Guyana’s ambassador to China to pull this off. The result is a closely guarded secret but leaks to this effect are already coming to the ears of this writer. If true,this would be an astonishing achievement for Professor Dabydeen, latterly of the Yesu Persaud Centre for Caribbean Studies at Warwick University.

 
Afro-centric magazine launched PDF  | Print |
Written by Gordon Moseley   
Wednesday, 27 July 2011 19:56
AddThis Social Bookmark Button

The Corbin Media Group on Wednesday evening launched what it hopes will serve aizwes more than a just a tribute to Guyanese of African Descendants. The Publishing company unveiled its newest Magazine "Izwe" which is a Zulu word meaning Citizens. 

 



Listen to Demerara Waves with Windows Media Player

Listen to DemWaves' Radio in Windows Media Player, WinAmp, Itunes or Real Player


listen with Window Media Player   listen with Winamp   listen with iTunes   listen with RealPlayer
Subscribe to Receive Breaking News via E-mail.
Email: