“Sunday Chronicle”
“Escape From Death,” August 15, 1971, Page 20, (1500 words)
“It’s Cold Everywhere,” November 7, 1971, Page 8, (1500 words)
“Music For A Day,” November 21, 1971, Page 26, (1500 words) .
Link to "Music For A Day" Short Story.
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Preserving our literary heritage. The saga of Guyanese Short Story.
"Other magazines and journals like ‘NEW WORLD’, ‘HERITAGE’, ‘DAWN’, ‘PLEXUS’, ‘THE NEW VOICES’, ‘EXPRESSION’ and ‘KAIE’ accommodated the short fiction. Together, all those magazines (and the main newspapers of the day) were responsible for bringing to the fore such practitioners of the short story as Cecil Nobrega, Sheila King, Jacqueline de Weever, Eileen Cox, Doris Harper-Wills, Rajkumari Singh, Janice Shinebourne, Evadne D’Oliveira, Celeste Dolphin, Jan Carew, Wilson Harris, Ian McDonald, Sheik Sadeek, Allan Fenty, Cyril Dabydeen, Rooplall Monar, Henry Josiah, David Makhanlall, S. A. Sattaur…."
Petamber Persaud
Kyk-Over-Al
Online
Sunday, January 15, 2006
http://kykoveral.blogspot.com/search?q=makhanlall
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Kaie (National History And Arts Council Of
“A Visit To The Cinema” (1st Prize Award Youth Short Story Competition).
“The Lottery” (Selected Youth Fiction).
Kaie (National History And Arts Council Of
“I Want Work.”
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