Caribbean Children's Fiction

One of my new year’s resolutions is to try to catch up on the technology as it relates to books, their p...

In my latest book for children Bernie and the Captain’s Ghost , the protagonist and the other five ch...

For Daniel I love Christmas. Presents!  I love Christmas. Presents! That’s mostly what I can think of. This last week of school is not nice...

Being an island, we don’t have a wide variety of animals in Jamaica. We inherited lions and tigers and other continental animals in our An...

I have been asked why the name goatboy in the title of my latest chapter book for children which is A Goatboy Never Cries . Here's an e...

Summer Edward on her facebook pages has been posting book covers from various Caribbean Islands. So far s...

Why is our literature so different?   Are these thoughts relevant to Caribbean writers for children,too? What do you think ? http://cari...

You've got to check this! watch the video The longing for silky, long hair is still a problem for black children!! What are we writ...

My chapter book A Goatboy Never Cries has been nominated for the People's Choice award by the Book Industry Association of Jamaica  (BIA...

"Jonkunnu a Come" In Jamaica, up to the fifties and sixties, at Christmastime masked Jonkun...

Nobody can deny that authors should help to promote and sell their books. This seems to be standard procedure in the big countries. I find t...

Here is a Caribbean children’s book which is immensely interesting as it gives a glimpse of life in the 1960s on one of the tiny Grenadine i...