Paul Keens-Douglas

Paul Keens-Douglas was born in Trinidad and spent his early childhood in Grenada, where he attended a Methodist school and Presentation Boys College. Trained in radio in New York, a graduate in sociology of Sir George Williams University in Montreal, he continued his studies at the University of the West Indies. Back in Trinidad in 1974, he worked in radio and advertising, and became one of the best-known storytellers of the English-speaking Caribbean, creator of an annual show and of the Carnival Talk Tent. He has received the Humming Bird Silver Medal for culture.

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• PoetryTim TimPaul Keens-Douglas · 1976Literature