 The other initiative in question corresponds, of course, to the emergence of Frank Collymore’s audacious magazine, "BIM".Launched in Barbados in 1942, "BIM" encouraged young local writers to put forward their work and quickly established a fruitful rapport with the literary findings uncovered by Swanzy’s "Caribbean Voices", establishing a cultural infrastructure of sorts that had its local nucleus in Collymore’s magazine and its international outlet in the BBC.