The battle between Carnival and Lent : the folk and the colonial in Michael Anthony's King of the Masquerade / Giselle A. Rampaul. 2004.

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The battle between Carnival and Lent : the folk and the colonial in Michael Anthony's King of the Masquerade / Giselle A. Rampaul. 2004.

10 p., bound ; 28 cm.

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Cultural Studies Conference (2004 : St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago).

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Anthony, Michael, 1930-....

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Micheal Anthony, novelist and historian, was born in Mayaro, Trinidad and Tobago in 1930. He worked in a foundry at the Pointe-a-Pierre oil refinery and later migrated to England in 1954. While in England, he wrote and published his first novel "The Games Were Coming" and also had his first short story broadcasted on BBC's Caribbean Voices. In 1968 Anthony went to Brazil where he spent two yeas before returning toTrinidad and Tobago. From the description of Michael Anthony papers 197...

University of the West Indies (Saint Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago)

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Rampaul, Giselle A.

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