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Merry Christmas to all!
CSMS Magazine It’s been a hell of a year, and no doubt more hectic days still lie ahead. But keep your eyes on the prize. Santa may have circumvented you this year. Be hopeful. Santa sleigh will certainly come by next Christmas. Between now and then,...
THE SO-CALLED REPUBLICAN PARTY
Its pillars and fanatics They are only in name because they Refuse to submit under the Pavilion of true standards of Democracy. To make it so; The citizens in question must Consciously abolish the abuse of authority, The concentration of all wealth In...
Terrence McNally dies from covid-19
CSMS Magazine Terrence McNally, the legendary playwright, was reportedly to have died earlier this week from complications related to the coronavirus. McNally won four Tonys, along with the 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award. He also wrote critically acclaimed...
Eternally yours
My heart races uncontrollably My body feels restless My head knows no rest as my thoughts travel What is this feeling? This sense of belonging This feeling of forever wanting to be by your side I know only you My heart beats solely for you Crazy, yes,...
Fallen for the Arabian: A novel by Claire Bijou
Ardain Isma CSMS Magazine It’s one thing to tell a story; to put it in writing is just another. Claire Bijou has done that by releasing her first novel titled Fallen for the Arabian, a tale of major twists and turns, of a never-ending saga that exposes...
Famous Haitian poet Georges Castra dies
CSMS Magazine The literary world suffered a great loss with the passing of Georges Castra last Friday January 24. Castra was an impeccable figure of contemporary Haitian poetry. He was a committed activist whose works were published in both Creole and...
Prolific writer Bernard Diederich has died
Ardain Isma CSMS Magazine He was one of the most revered writers of our time. Calling him “prolific” was an understatement. Late yesterday afternoon, my good friend Camille Gauthier called me to let me know of his passing. I hadn’t talked to him...
Richard Brisson: poet and journalist killed by the neofascists in Port-De-Paix
By Ardain Isma CSMS Magazine As Haiti struggles for a promising future, it is important to remember those in the past, like today, who lost their lives in the fight against Duvalierism. Richard Brisson was one of them. We do not know the names of his...
Inextinguishable voices!
They were young Full of life, full of guts Determined to make a difference in this cruel world They had hope—the hope of the hopeless One may say they were naïve—Maybe They faced life with unexplained alterations With a dull sense of revolutionary...