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| Diego Dish and Carlotta Spoon by Annalee Davis |
By Kids/Teens
• Bajan Market (poetry) by Che Blackman
(16 years old)
• Don't Get to Me (poetry) by Che Blackman
• Poverty (poetry) by Che Blackman
Contributions by the Young at Heart
Fiction
• Anansi and the Cou Cou Stick by Sandra Sealy
• Joshua and the Egg Shells by Nerissa Golden
• Mama and Me on Montserrat by Jan Bester
• Mama and Me on Montserrat: The Volcano by Jan Bester
• Wings by Irma Rambaran
Poetry
• Anansi Rises by Maggie Harris
• Cool Rainforest Rain by Maggie Harris
• Flying Fish by Carol-Ann Hoyte
• Skipping Poem by Maggie Harris
• Who Frighten? by Maggie Harris
Nonfiction
• Literary Critics in Aruba Rave Talent, Mourn Guidance by Anouska Kock
• Papiamento Children’s Books Pose a Challenge in the Dutch Caribbean by Anouska Kock
• Review of 'A Caribbean Journey from A to Y (Read and Discover What Happened to the Z)' by Summer Edward
Illustration
• Illustrations from Diego Dish and Carlotta Spoon by Featured Illustrator, Annalee Davis
• Editorial illustrations for Mama and Me in Montserrat by Jan Bester
• Editorial illustrations for Mama and Me in Montserrat: The Volcano by Jan Bester
Guests From Around the World
• Making Dew by Jim Wasserman (fiction)
About Anansesem
Love ur new emag. All the work. But especially adore "Bajan Market" by Che Black/Man. Luv it, yah!
ReplyDeleteThank you for allowing me to share my "Mama & Me On Montserrat" stories in Anansesem's first issue. I've enjoyed reading everyone's contributions and look forward to many more creative works in the coming editions.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyable read...especially
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Also, Bajan Market, Anansi Rises, Skipping Poem, Who Frighten
Thank you for letting me be part of the inaugural issue. I love the features (as well as the look)! I think your site is the perfect place for parents and kids to gather 'round the computer and share.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a long, inspirational run!
Making Dew is my favorite. What a great story! I love to see more story from this author.
ReplyDeleteI love all the contributions, but Jan Bester's stories are my favourite. I do hope that anansesem goes from strength to strength.
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