Caribbean Writers and Their Art: Earl Lovelace interviewed by George Lamming (1992)

George Lamming introduces Trinidadian novelist Earl Lovelace and interviews him, asking such questions as how Trinidadians view the United States, what influence Lovelace hopes his books will have on high school and college students who study them, and his use of the themes of self-affirmation, rebellion, religion, carnival, and African-ness. Lovelace reads a passage from his novel The Dragon Can't Dance.