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Daryl Donahue juxtaposes memories of today and yesterday as he looks at the Books in the Attic while Donna Puccini responds viscerally to La Bohème while John Gilham recalls Paradise as he sinks into his experiences and they sink into him
the painter novelist Mahi Binebine
and their ancestral background
and Banipal’s visit to the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair
oblique glances and condensed emotional intrigue
Take My Word for It Eugene Dubnov Daryl Donahue juxtaposes memories ofTake My Word For It offers rich insights into the long and full life of one of one of Jamaica's finest poets who has also been at the heart of the island's economic and commercial development. There are moving and sometimes comic chapters of a pre war boyhood in colonial Jamaica in a far from prosperous white and Catholic Jamaican family, the years spent at the Jesuit college of Fordham in the USA, and postwar service in the United States Airforce,