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Looking through the permanent collection of the Bermuda National Gallery, what struck Alice Moniz was just how many paintings there were of 20th century St George’s. It was the first step of many on the road to A Source of Inspiration, a collection o...

For years Kathi and Harmony DeCouto hated being anywhere near each other but in the midst of Covid-19, they started a business. Called SisStars Fitness, the sisters are using it to change the way people approach health. “Our intention is to shift the...

Chantelle Brangman’s novel, Sour Grapes, has earned a cult following since it was published in December. All 132 copies of the book have sold out. Ms Brangman is now working on a sequel that she expects to get in the hands of her readers early next m...

Only a semester away from graduation last spring, Darien Jacobs realised he would not be able to raise the $27,000 he needed to complete his nursing studies in the US. He “took a break” and focused on the full-time job he’d been simultaneously carryi...

Five years ago Peggy Burns published a book filled with “outcome-based solutions” for anyone looking for a job. With so many people unemployed or underemployed by Covid-19, she believes The Key to Getting Hired when No One is Hiring is even more impo...

Cheryl Hastings spends a lot of time painting what others may have overlooked. The back of the fast-food restaurant KFC, a rundown wooden house and a sunken dock are among the 22 pieces she has on display at the Bermuda Arts Centre at Dockyard. “I do...

In September 2019 archaeologist Catherine Draycott led a public discussion in Bermuda on why the vast majority of people in her field were White. It drew the attention of the editors of the digital anthropology magazine Sapiens, who asked that she wr...

As a dementia care specialist, Marie Fay has grave concerns about Bermuda’s future. She has seen a tremendous rise in the demand for services in the past year. Although in keeping with global trends, the situation is compounded here: the cost of priv...

It took Douglas Reed ten years to complete Child of Gilead. A labour of love, it was worth the effort; the Elliot Primary School teacher’s book nabbed top honours in the fiction categories of both the BookLife Prize and the Writer’s Digest’s Annual S...

Kevin Chapman chose a cruise ship bound for Bermuda as the scene of the crime in his latest novel, Lethal Voyage. It was a journey the author was familiar with, having taken it often since he and his wife Sharon honeymooned here 37 years ago. “We’re ...