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A colouring book that lay hidden under its creator’s bed for some 15 years has now been published, thanks to the encouragement of a friend. Lisa Wilson came up with the idea of a cartoon-type onion in response to a competition organised by the End t...

The reasons why some Bermudians work through their troubles while others express their anger through crime will be examined in a new thought-provoking documentary. PLP MP and filmmaker Dale Butler aims to get to the bottom of why people make certain...

At a Progressive Labour Party social function in 2008, lawyer and politician Lawrence (Larry) Scott stood up and suggested that more had to be done to save young black males in our society. “They are herded into courts daily for crimes that are horre...

We all know the stereotype boys who play football or sports are cool, while those who read books? Nerds. It’s a role played out in countless movies and books with the nerds easily identified by their ill-fitting clothes and thick glasses. However Fr...

Horst Augustinovic’s ‘The Golden Age of Bermuda Postcards’ is a picture book with a difference, based on his personal collection of picture postcards compiled over 40 years. It addition to some captivating and unusual scenes from the late 19th and e...

Many children’s authors find their voices through their youngsters Rosheena Beek’s story is similar. The mother-of-three was transformed into an emerging children’s author in a matter of a few hours after overhearing two of her teenaged children Al-R...

Author David Chapman has launched another book in his ‘Daddy & I Explore’ children’s series. ‘Daddy & I Explore The Farm’ highlights issues such as sustainable development, agriculture and farming for a young audience. Mr Chapman says his books, dona...

Tiny the Tree Frog has been brought to life with a reading trail through three of Hamilton’s parks. The best selling children’s book by Bermudian author Elizabeth Mulderig has been made into laminated poster-size pages. The idea is that children will...

Justice campaigner Carol Shuman has been nominated for an award for her book about the unsolved Rebecca Middleton murder case. Dr Shuman spent years researching ‘Kill Me Once…Kill Me Twice: Murder on the Queen’s Playground’. She has now found out tha...

International conservators to assist with important strategy to manage conservation of Bermuda Archives’ diverse historical collections. The Hon. Neletha Butterfield, Minister for Public Information Services, met with conservators who are here on the...

She may not win trophies for completing marathons in five hours, but back-of-packer Cami Ostman is a winner with her newly published memoir ‘Second Wind’. In it readers are taken on a remarkable personal journey as she pursues a midlife quest to run ...