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2026 is a New Beginning …
As we enter 2026, we have been privileged to see a rise in folklore themed books over the past few years. We believe this is due to our establishment of Caribbean Folklore Month in October, which serves as a distinct marketing opportunity. As we focus on 2026, we look at the overall Caribbean Resonance: that which makes our storie...
We’re happy to welcome Anastacia Ramkissoon author of Lessons for Life. Anastacia Ramkissoon’s “Lessons for Life” is a collection of 23 heartfelt poems, each sharing a personal story that teaches kids important values like kindness, hard work, persistence, and bravery. It’s designed to spark meaningful conversations between parents and chi...
We’re happy to welcome Devani Ramlakhan who sometimes goes by the pen-name Devani Devi – she is a Trinidadian author and educator whose inspired entry into published writing is marked by her debut poetry book 40 Pearls of Love. She also has poetry in Quiet Conversations, an anthology.
Where were you born/grew up? Wher...
We’re thrilled to welcome Beverley Whitfield, author of The Island Remembers. Her debut novel is a lyrical Caribbean love story that delves into themes of memory, longing, and the bravery it takes to return home. It draws on the experiences of those who left Saba in search of education and opportunity, often leaving behind family and first loves.
We’re excited to welcome Shane Jitta, author of The Zemis – The Poetic Retelling of an Old Folktale, a powerful epic poem rooted in Caribbean folklore. Through lyrical storytelling and ancestral themes, Shane breathes new life into a timeless tale, blending poetic form with cultural memory. In this interview, we explore the inspiration behind The Zemis, Shan...
