Eddie Baugh News Today

Just last month, I telephoned Eddie asking for permission to publish the talk he gave in 1994 to launch my book Noises in the Blood. The invitation to the event was a dancehall-style poster. Eddie mischievously embraced the identity I’d seduced him...

In a heartfelt farewell punctuated with humorous anecdotes on Monday, Maxine Wedderburn dubbed her late brother Professor Edward Alston Cecil Baugh a “giant of a man”. It was a characterisation that aptly embraced an unspoken theme as tribute after...

Once nearing Father’s Day, a journalist pressed me to say what was the most important thing my father had given me? Was it money, car, a house, a paid-for education, she pressed. My reply was that he had given me none of those things, but something...

In a bygone era of my life, the symphony of collaboration had resonated harmoniously with the brilliant Dr Joan Spencer (Rowe) Ernandez, a luminary I met at the Mico CARE centre. Alongside us stood the astute data analyst, David Noel, forming a...