As someone who never learned to read properly until he was 10 years-old, education is a big deal for Richie Innocent. It was important for him to launch Eclipse, his second book, on September 8 which is recognized as International Day of Reading.
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While completing work on her most ambitious project, Nicole Landry suffered a devastating loss. Her father, Neville George Blair, died in July, 2024 at age 77.
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaican writer Diana McCaulay has won the 2026 RSL Ondaatje Prize for her novel A House for Miss Pauline, securing the prestigious £10,000 award at a ceremony in London earlier this week
On the cover of Don’t Wait, her memoir, Marie Dunn is in sports gear and shows off a symbolic medal which signifies perseverance. Sticking to your guns permeates the New York-based Jamaican’s fourth book.
When Dr. Tanya Destang-Beaubrun sat down to write Held and Healed: A Physician's Guide to Healing the Body, Calming the Mind and Living in Joy, she wasn't simply writing another wellness book.
After counselling family and friends overwhelmed by personal challenges, Ashlyn Anderson noticed a disturbing trend among Jamaicans. Many of her countrymen are suffering from mental health problems.
LONDON, UK - A St. Vincent and the Grenadines national has won the 2025 Commonwealth Short Story Prize, one of the world’s most prestigious literary honors.
Taking photographs is one of the most intimate aspects of family life. But for parents of autistic children, sharing lens time can be a challenge.
While putting the final touches on Pathways, his first book, film-maker Lennie Little-White thought P. J. Patterson would be the perfect person to write its foreword.
As part of this year’s celebration of National Caribbean American Heritage Month, the NCAHM Committee has unveiled the 2025 edition of the Caribbean Book Bankra - a curated list of 30 must-read books that honor the vibrant legacy of Caribbean literature and its global diaspora.
Known to music fans as singer Kenne Blessin, Kenroy Carney has always wanted to express his thoughts in a different medium. He finally did that in The Tailoring of Life: Your Unique Design, his first book, which was released in May.
KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent – Four Vincentian historians who were commissioned by the government to write the history of the country have presented the manuscript of the first volume, which documents the country’s history through 1838, the end of slavery.
New York, New York – Trinidadian born art and museum scholar Dr. Daniela Fifi will shortly embark on an international tour to promote her new publication, Critical Issues in Caribbean Museums.
