The Lost Art, No More
By Jeffery Jones

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A Poet is often regarded as perhaps one who can shape our culture. The form of art while maybe be losing that notoriety, is still one which provides a balance when bridging our generation gap. Here is Anderson Dovilas, a published contributor of this art form.

 Anderson Dovilas was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, July 02, 1985. This young author has
published in France, In the US, and in Canada. He has attended the State University of Haiti where he studied Linguistic and a minor in Ethnology. He is
a Poet-activist, a cultural Journalist, a playwright, and an actor. Dovilas, has
participated, collaborated, and organized several cultural events; and often organized street performances to rein-act the history of his battered country,  
  to create social activities, to educate and entertain. He is one of the   Directors of the Haitian American Art Network, Inc., he is one of the founding
members of the student association (CEM). Co-Founder and advisor of Parole En
Archipel a daily online magazine
publish in three languages. He is a member of the Aterlier Creation Marcel Gilbert of the Library “Justin L’Herisson”, and
Founder of the Societe des Poetes Creolophones. He is currently the host of
“Focus” on Tele Anacaona. He has published seven books, three in Haitian Creole,
and three in French and one in English. His texts appeared in several newspapers
and magazines in the Caribbean, specifically in Haiti and in Europe.