Just a quick video about what we do at The Guyana Annual. Competition Deadline August 21 2022. Enter at theguyanaannual.com. Win a small change and get published! Music: Monkeys Spinning Monkeys Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ *Copyright Statement* The Guyana Annual is a non-profit literature and art magazine based in Guyana. The song featured or recorded in the video was used strictly for entertainment and educational purposes. The Guyana Annual believes this constitutes a "fair use" of the songs for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. The video was made for entertainment and educational purposes. All rights are reserved to the copyright owners. Copyright Statement: This track is not intended to infringe any copyright laws in any way. This is for the sole purpose of entertainment; no profit is gained from this. It is the copyrighted property of its respective owner, © Kevin MacLeod #guyana #art #literature #magazine #fiction #photography #theguyanaannual #competitions #competitionsgy
The Final Countdown
It's the final countdown folks! Deadline: August 21, 2022. Enter at www.theguyanaannual.com. Mek a lil small change and get published. The Guyana Annual Literature and Art Magazine, Technology Edition. What are you waiting for?
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Artist: Europe
Album: The Final Countdown
Released: 1986
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The Scandal of O Tye Kim by Scott Ting-A-Kee
“As Chinese women are scarce, the Chinaman always has a coloured woman as a concubine.” - Fung Khui Syu’s Report on Chinese Settlement in Hopetown, 1865
For 'Flashback Friday' we look at the winning entry of The Republic Bank Open Poetry Competition for The Guyana Annual 2018.
Scott Ting-A-Kee is an English Teacher and published writer. His first book, “Red Hibiscus” is available at Austin’s Bookstore and on Amazon.
Red Hibiscus on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Red-Hibiscus-Scott-Ting-Kee-ebook/dp/B07H8JRZT2/ref=sr_1_1?crid=20EUXJ68P2NPC&keywords=Red+Hibiscus+Scott+Ting+A+kee&qid=1658422135&s=books&sprefix=red+hibiscus+scott+ting+a+kee%2Cstripbooks%2C159&sr=1-1
Music:
All The Tea In China by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com; Promoted by BreakingCopyright: http://bit.ly/Savfk-TheGrid
African Voodoo Drum Music from Traditional Music Channel © All Rights Reserved; Link: https://youtu.be/_e8bUyC55cc
The Guyana Annual is a not-for-profit literature and art magazine based in Guyana, South America. The songs All The Tea In China by Shane Ivers and African Voodoo Drum Music from Traditional Music Channel featured or recorded in the video were used for strictly entertainment and educational purposes. No money is being made from this video.
The Guyana Annual believes this constitutes a "fair use" of the songs for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. The video was made for entertainment and educational purposes. All rights are reserved to the copyright owners.
Copyright Statement: This track is not intended to infringe any copyright laws in any way. This is for sole purpose of entertainment; no profit is gained from this. It is the copyrighted property of its respective owner.
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African Voodoo Drum Music from Tradit
SHORT STORY 'ME FUSS FINERAL' BY RAE WILTSHIRE - AN EXCERPT
In Me Fuss Funeral by the gifted Guyanese writer Rae Wiltshire, a child narrator is used effectively to relate the goings on in the family when a funeral has to be dealt with. The child’s voice and naive, but playful, character lend humour to the tale. ▶Press play to listen to the excerpt.
Rae Wiltshire has also started The Georgetown Festival which will screen 18 films by a group of young creatives this year. To follow the festival’s progress, like and follow his page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/georgetownfilmfestival or follow on IG @thegeorgetownfilmfestival
Want to get published like Rae? Enter The Guyana Annual Lit and Art Magazine Competition! Find out more on theguyanaannual.com – Deadline: 30th July 2022.
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Who Was Wordsworth McAndrew?
To kick off The Guyana Annual’s Celebrate and Remember series we feature the great folklorist Wordsworth McAndrew who passed in 2008. Through his tireless work, he helped Guyanese “celebrate our common roots”. As stated in his obituary “His work is not for one generation.” Learn a bit about him here.
“Wordworth McAndrew was a folklorist, poet, performer and radio personality. He had an absolute love for Guyanese “culchuh” and infinite interest in every variant of every tradition (queh queh, obeah, cumfa, dig dutty), song, story, game, way of cooking, eating, celebrating and so on that Guyanese of every ethnic group had inherited and transformed. ‘Mac’ was unparalleled and his gifts to Guyana considerable.” (Rickford, 2008) “He gave us a great sense of our own self-worth.” (Sanders, 2008)
Information contained in this video was sourced from the writings of Vibert Cambridge, Roy Brummel and Wordsworth McAndrew’s Homegoing Celebration manuscript, 2008.
Video features music from the Emmel Singers – Bamboo Fire And Other Folk Songs Of Guyana - HAS 1187 LP, Terry Gajraj - Indian Wedding (Ketcha Bai & ketcha gal) and audio from 'Wordsworth McAndrew' by editfilm1 on YouTube (April, 2008).
Photos and a painting were sourced from rosiemcandrewwriting.com. Portrait done by John Criswick of Mac in his Blue Dashiki.
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