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The Caribbean Writer

Volume 33 • 2019

Volume 33 • 2019

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Musings and Metaphors:

Revolution, Evolution and Devolution

 

IN MEMORIAM Andrea Levy, Toni Morrison

 

POETRY

John Robert Lee, Nancy Anne Miller, Jose Oseguera, Keisha-Gaye Anderson, Yates Young, Winsome Monica Minot, Rohan Facey, Erica Mapp, Gerry LaFemina, Andrew Morrison, Randy Baker, Lewis R. Gordon, Kelsi Folsom, Natalie Corthesy, Thomas Reiter, Britney Gabbidon, Nicole Georges-Bennett, Tomas Sanchez Hidalgo, Amilcar Sanatan, Sasenarine Persaud, Kourtnie Rodney-Brown, Sylene Joseph, Ale McKenzie, Isabelle Baafi, Melanie M. Mohammed

 

SHORT FICTION

Patricia McDonald, Malica Willie, Sara Lynn Burnett, Dorian Xanyn, Berkley Wendell Semple,
Elena Botts, Winston (Bobby) Nugent, Ildiko Tillmann, Kirk Budhooram, Cyril Dabydeen, Portia Subran, Kerlyne Hilaire, Arti Deonarine, Aprille L. Thomas, Nena Callaghan, Laurel Eberle

 

ESSAYS

Corrine Binnings, Blake C. Scott

 

REVIEWS of BOOKS WRITTEN or EDITED by

Ryhaan Shah, Ameena Gafoor, Juliette Storr, Lomarsh Roopnarine, Tammy L. Brown, Keith E. Benjamin, Clement White, Lisa Allen-Agostini, Jacob Ross, Esther Phillips, Earl Lovelace and Robert Antoni, Cindy McKenzie, Debbie A. Mohammed and Nikolaos Karagiannis

 

INTERVIEW

John Robert Lee

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Comments (6)

  • Nena Callaghan

    I can’t wait!

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  • It is now September. What day of the month will it be available?

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  • TCW

    Good day The Caribbean Writer enthusiasts!

    Indeed, the wait is almost over. The journal will be ready for mailing out on the 24th so, depending on your address, you could have it in hand before month’s end. Thanks so much for your continuing interest.

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    • I would like to buy one additional copy of Volume 33. When will it be available for purchase?

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  • Alscess Lewis Brown

    Perhaps you have heard that Dr. Arnold Highfield, a Virgin Islands intellectual treasure has passed into the vast wonders of the spirit world. An adopted son of the soil, he dedicated his life to excavating the archives of Virgin Islands culture and history through a life time of writing, exploring, teaching and sharing his archival work and insights on the regional,local and world stage. His work has served as both segue and platform for researchers and writers. His productive life is a testimony to the great value he placed on Virgin Island-ness. Few can match his voluminous contributions. May he Rest In Peace.

    Dr. Highfield was an instructor of history at the then College of the Virgin Islands from 1969–72. In 1973–74, he became a teaching associate and the following year, 1974–75, he was a research associate at Ohio State University in the Department of Romance Languages. From 1976 until 2007 he taught as a Professor of Social Sciences and Linguistics at the University of the Virgin Islands, St. Croix Campus. During his tenure here, he taught courses in Virgin Islands History, Caribbean History, World History, Anthropology, Linguistics and Philosophy. He held the title of Scholar-in-Residence from 1995 until his retirement in 2007, at the University of the Virgin Islands, St. Croix Campus.

    Dr. Highfield was married to Shirley de Chabert Highfield of St. Croix. They have four children and four grandchildren.
    Our deepest condolences go out to his family.

    SOME OF DR. HIGH FIELDS PUBLICATIONS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:

    Editor and Translator Georg Hjersing Høst’s Account of the Island of St. Thomas and Its Governors Recorded there on the Island from 1769 until 1776 with Kristoffer F. Bøegh, published in 2018 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 978-0-916611-25-5

    Editor and Translator Charles Vanderbourg’s Report To Ernst Schimmelmann on the Present Conditions of the Negroes on the Schimmelmann Plantations and the Means of Ameliorating Them published in 2018 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 978-0-916611-24-8

    Authored The Cultural History of the American Virgin Islands and the Danish West Indies: A Companion Guide published in 2018 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 978-0-916611-22-4[8]

    Authored Crucian Recollections: From the Compelling Past of a Storied Island published in 2014 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 978-0-692-20055-1

    Authored Sainte Croix 1650–1733: A Plantation Society in the French Antilles published in 2013 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 978-0-916611-19-4[9]

    Authored Sea Grapes and Kennips: The Story of Christiansted Town and Its People published in 2012 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 978-0-916611-18-7[1][9]

    Authored Guide to British Documents for the Danish West Indies and the Virgin Islands During the Colonial Period, 1652 to 1739 published in 2010 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 978-0-916611-11-8

    Authored Time Longa’ Dan Twine: Notes on the Culture, History, and People of the U.S. Virgin Islands published in 2009 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 978-0-916611-23-1[1][2][9]

    Co-edited Negotiating Enslavement: Perspectives on Slavery in the Danish West Indies published in 2009 by the Virgin Islands Humanities Council. ISBN 0-916611-10-8[9][10]

    Authored Under a Taino Moon published in 2008 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 978-0-916611-03-3[9][11]
    Edited Hans West’s Accounts of St. Croix in the West Indies published in 2004 by The Virgin Islands Humanities Council. ISBN 1-886007-05-5[9][12]

    Edited Emancipation in the US Virgin Islands: 150 Years of Freedom; 1848–1998 published in 1999 by The Virgin Islands Humanities Council. ISBN 1-886007-10-1[9][12]

    Edited and translated J.L. Carstens’ St. Thomas in Early Danish Times: A General Description of all the Danish, American or West Indian Islands published in 1997 by The Virgin Islands Humanities Council. ISBN 1-886007-04-7[9][12]

    Edited Observations upon the state of Negro Slavery in the Island of Santa Cruz, 1829 published in 1996 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 0-916611-17-5[9]

    Edited and translated Description of the Island of St. Croix in America in the West Indies by Reimert Haagensen published in 1995 by The Virgin Islands Humanities Council. ISBN 1-886007-03-9[9][12]

    Authored St. Croix, 1493: An Encounter of Two Worlds published in 1995 by The Virgin Islands Humanities Council. ISBN 1-886007-01-2[9]

    Co-authored Slavery in the Danish West Indies, A Bibliography published in 1994 by The Virgin Islands Humanities Council. ISBN 0-916611-14-0[9]

    Co-editor The Kamina Folk: Slavery and Slave Life in the Danish West Indies published in 1994 by The Virgin Islands Humanities Council, 1994, USVI. ISBN 1-886007-00-4[9][12]

    Co-edited The Danish West Indian Slave Trade: Virgin Islands Perspectives published in 1994 by The Virgin Islands Humanities Council, USVI. ISBN 0-916611-15-9[12]

    Authored An Archaeology of Names published in 1993 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 0-916611-12-4

    Co-edited The Generall Description of America or The New World By George Gardiner of Peckham published in 1993 by Antilles Press, Christiansted, USVI. ISBN 0-916611-13-2[9]

    Edited Bibliography of Agriculture in the U.S. Virgin Islands Including the Danish West Indies Origins to 1987 published in 1992 by the University of the Virgin Islands Cooperative Extension Service, USVI. ISBN 0-9628909-1-X[9]

    Co-translated C.G.A. Oldendorp’s History of the Mission of the Evangelical Brethren on The Caribbean Islands of St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John. edited by Johann Jakob Bossard. published in 1987 by Karoma Publishers, Inc. Ann Arbor, MI. ISBN 0-89720-075-6[9][13]

    Co-edited Historicity and Variation in Creole Studies published in 1981 by Karoma Publishers, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI. ISBN 978-0-89720-036-3 (cloth), 0-89720-027-3 (paper)[9]

    Co-edited Theoretical Orientations in Creole Studies published in 1980 by Academic Press, (subsidiary of Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Publishers, NY, London, Toronto Sydney San Francisco) ISBN 0-12-710160-8[9]

    Authored The French Dialect of St. Thomas, United States Virgin Islands: A Descriptive Grammar with Texts and Glossary, Vols. I & II published in 1979 by Karoma Publishers, Inc., Ann Arbor, MI.[9][14]

    Authored A Brief History of St. Croix published in 1973 by Carib Things Co., Christiansted, USVI. Library of Congress No. 72-88996[9]

    Other work

    In the early 1980s, Highfield hosted a weekly television program called Focus on TV-Channel 8 in St. Croix that dealt with visiting personalities, cultural events, and politics.[15] During that same period, he also wrote a weekly column for the St. Croix Avis for a period of two years, covering cultural events and topics dealing with history and society.[4] From 2008 until 2013, he wrote a monthly article for The Crucian Trader, published by the V.I. Daily News.[1][16]

    References
    Ellis, Susan “Highfield to sign copies of his new book on VI people, culture, language” The Saint Croix Avis April 7, 2010, p. 3.
    Ryan, Genevieve. Book Review of Time Longa Dan Twine, The Virgin Islands Daily News, April 2010, p.4.
    Bulletin Board, Retrieved May 9, 2014
    Flowers, John. “Middlebury man tells the story of the Virgin Islands,” Addison County Independent December 10, 2012, p.1.
    The Portsmouth Times”, May 24, 1973, page 5.
    “UVISION News,” September 1, 1998
    UVISION News, May 16, 1978
    Rezende, Elizabeth. “Highfield’s ‘Companion Guide’ puts V.I. culture at our fingertips,” The Virgin Islands Daily News, Friday, June 15, 2018
    Hollis Library (search Highfield), Retrieved May 9, 2014
    Prou, Marc. “Slavery in Peril or Peril in Freedom,” The Caribbean Writer Opal Palmer Adisa, Editor, 2010
    St. Croix Source, Retrieved May 9, 2014
    Virgin Islands Humanities Council retrieved May 9, 2014
    A Caribbean Mission: History of the Mission of the Evangelical Brethren on the Caribbean Islands of St. Thomas, St. Croix, and St. John by Christian G. A. Oldendorp, Johann J. Bossard, Arnold R. Highfield, Vladimir Barac. Review by: Sarah Brown. American Studies International, Vol. 26, No. 1 (April 1988), p. 91. Retrieved May 9, 2014
    The French Dialect of St. Thomas, U. S. Virgin Islands: A Descriptive Grammar with Texts and Glossary by Arnold R. Highfield. Review by: Paul Stevens The French Review, Vol. 55, No. 4 (Mar. 1982), pp. 589–590. Retrieved May 9, 2014
    Source, Retrieved May 9, 2014

    –TCW Editor

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