Whispers of immortality

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Many Caribbean novels would make very successful films, according to poet and playwright Derek Walcott, who was born in St Lucia but is now based in New York, NY. He is now 68, but is still involved in many projects, including filming some scenes from his play 'The Odyssey' and publishing a volume of his watercolours. He feels that writing is a devotional practice for him, and is grateful to have what he regards as a gift for writing.

Poets, Walcott, Derek

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Sparks of inspiration

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A firework display embraces many different artistic elements, according to pyrotechnician Christophe Berthonneau. He believes that those who witness a firework display should experience a sense of wonder. He emphasizes that he puts a great deal of thought into designing each firework display, giving particular attention to the overall experience. He recognizes that there is always danger involved in setting off fireworks.

Officials and employees, Fireworks, Berthonneau, Christophe

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