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Kalyn Cannonier hopes her book of poetry will inspire her children to live with no regrets. It took her three years to complete Motus, a collection of 37 poems that will hit the shelves of local stores today. “My son is 11 and my daughter is 2 and I ...

In 1977, looking to drum up investors in his company, Mike Marsh hit the seminar circuit. Having never done much public speaking the thought of doing it in front of audiences of hundreds of people terrified him but, with Troy Associates on the line, ...

Prayer and hustle are two words Marquis Caines lives by. He is also actively turning them into a brand. The 26-year-old Bermudian entrepreneur has applied the sentiments of James 2:17 to his life, in a literal sense. “We’ve all heard the scripture, f...

Five days a week Runelle Darrell is up at 5.30am typing an inspirational message into her phone. It’s something she started a decade ago to get through a difficult period. Thinking it might also help her friends she started sharing – and then they st...

In 2017, Terry Lister went on a slow tour of Africa. Little did he know that so many other people would be interested. Convinced to share his tales in book form, he published Immersed in West Africa two years ago. The latest in a string of accolades ...

“Rivers know this: there is no hurry. We shall get there some day.” A.A. Milne, Winnie the Pooh … And eventually they came to a sunny clearing in the centre of the forest and Pooh sat down and closed his eyes. There was something oddly familiar about...

Ian Macdonald-Smith’s latest book, Watercolours In A Second, is all about beauty, a special, restricted kind of beauty; the beauty found in water reflections. The title Watercolours in a Second is certainly apt for, although it was selected as a play...

Mount St Agnes Academy pupils will be donating hundreds of food items to charity, after hitting the books. Elementary students took part in a ’Read and Feed’ charity drive, getting sponsored by family and friends to read books in return for food item...

Lisa Lottimore lost her only child in 2006. Devastated, she started writing about her 14-year journey with Edwone. In a wheelchair for most of his life due to spina bifida and spinal meningitis, what most amazed her was the positive impact he had on ...

A radio talk show host has appealed to the public to support childhood literacy with donations of books to public schools. Nikita Robinson, the host of The Ladies’ Room show on Magic 102.7, said it was hoped almost 1,300 books would be given to presc...

After her parents split up, Rickie Williams’s life quickly unravelled. For years, starting at the age of 8, she was sexually abused by a caregiver. Eventually, the trauma became too much for her to cope with. She overdosed twice and ended up in a com...

A Bermudian archaeologist who set a standard in the field has had a seminal book translated for a Chinese audience. Principles of Archaeology Stratigraphy, written by Edward Harris, on the theory of how ancient artefacts are buried and layered, w...