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Dr Sylvia M. Moodie

Dr. Ervin Beck

Miss Olive Lewin

Mr Noel Dexter

Dr. Maureen Warner-Lewis

Robert Bowie

Rachel Manley

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS

is lecturer in Spanish at the Department of Language and Linguistics, St. Augustine Campus, UWI. She does research and has published in the area of the Hispanic elements in Trinidad society including language and folk beliefs.

professor and Chairman of the Department of English at Goshen College, Indiana, USA, did folklore fieldwork in Belize in 1975-76 and 1978.

is Cultural Officer in the Prime Minister's Office (Jamaica). She is the founder and Music Director of the famous Jamaica Folk Singers.

Director of Music of the University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica, is also the Musical Director of the University Singers.

is Senior Lecturer in the Department of English at the University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica.

writes from Maryland, USA. He has been widely published in too many journals to list.

is a young poet writing out of her native Jamaica where she also resides.

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