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When originating this project (as a newspaper column back in the 80’s), little
did I know that the future would provide an opportunity to have it appear all
over the world on a medium we know as the Internet/world wide web. The column appeared each week
for several years, in the St.Croix Avis, a daily newspaper in St.Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands. This being the first to appear on the Internet,
gives me time for pause. What follows is a special contribution, a special
opportunity to reflect on what the library is all about, truly what’s in it
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May 16, 2008 The Poem Au Revoir, Césaire By Edgar Lake March 13, 2007 Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts 2007 Exhibition April 20, 2005 Poetry@ your library...workshop March 25, 2005
Edgar O. Lake Bibliography January 1, 2004
The
Russell Report--Newsletter by Senator Ronald Russell, Legislature of
the Virgin Islands July 1, 2002--Seminar
for Olympic Academies of the Pan American region By Wallace Williams June 19, 2002 Lindbergh Lands in Virgin Islands...by Edgar Lake January 10, 2002--Fine
Bindings--An Exhibit of Book Bindings by Wilfredo Geigel November 23, 2001--V.S.Naipaul, a true visionary: Opinion by Edgar Lake appears in The Virgin Islands Daily News pp 22 October 26, 2001 September 25, 2001--Story & Art Time...Again Successful... April 22, 2001--Bulls & Allusions: Text and Performance in the Play of The Killing of Arthur Sixteen by Edgar Othniel Lake April 1, 2001--"...seen through the eyes of Cliff Maroney..." A Photo Exhibit at The Florence Williams Public Library during National Library Week. March 30, 2001--Playwriting in a Forgotten Tradition: Staging a Masquerader’s Death...An Interview with Edgar Othniel Lake, writer of the play "The Killing of Arthur Sixteen" to be performed on the occasion the Twelfth International Triennial Symposium on African Art--St.Thomas, Virgin Islands April 25-29, 2001. March 25, 2001--"Roots of Our Culture" Videotapes available for viewing at the V.I.public libraries March 19, 2001--From Commoner To King: Robert L.Bradshaw--Crusader for Dignity and Justice in the Caribbean, By Whitman T. Browne--a Book Review by Wallace Williams September 6, 2000--PAPERBARK: a collection of Black Australian writings Edited by: Jack Davis Stephen Muecke, Mudrooroo Narogin and Adam Shoemaker August 31, 2000-- Poets Are Long Distance Runners Too! An interview with Edgar Othniel Lake
June 1,
2000--PRIME TIME Family Reading Time
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