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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...

Something special happened to me in November: Brown & Co suggested I do bi-weekly signings of my latest release, From Siberia to Bermuda: Live, Love, Laugh in their book department. It became the perfect opportunity for me to meet, not only my reade...

Reyna Samms thought architecture was her passion until a trip to Egypt changed everything. “Every other year I go on a trip with my family,” the 21 year old Bermudian said. “In 2019, we went on a tour of Egypt and Jordan, and my father, Royland Sa...

David Frith readily admits to being a loud mouth. He thinks that was one of the traits that made him a great St George’s Town Crier for 16 years. “People ask me what it takes to be a town crier all the time,” the 76 year old St David’s Island resid...

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 ...

Three years ago Joan Aspinall came up with a way of using her ocean-inspired designs to give others a hand up. Her collaboration with Bermuda’s mentally challenged resulted in a string of Christmas tree ornaments this year. In the past they have matt...

Ronnie Lopes and Bruce Fox sang Silent Night in four languages and released it in the middle of a pandemic – public response has been incredible. A live performance takes place at mass at St Patrick’s Church tomorrow night; the Christmas Eve service...

Rory Jackson’s paintings at the Bermuda Society of Arts are timeless; and by that I mean that they could have been painted in 1930 or this morning. I am old enough to remember the Bermuda of the 1930s and there have certainly been many changes since...

Starla Williams was oblivious to this year’s Christmas tree panic. She had always thought it strange that people bothered bringing them in and so, when she found her perfect alternative in an issue of Coastal Living magazine two years ago, she orde...

Julia Frith was performing in a lead role in a West End production. Her husband, Adrian Kawaley-Lathan, was enjoying his job with the Bertha Foundation, a social justice organisation also in London, England. When the pandemic threw up challenges the...