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Angela Browne loves her family. So much so, she has written a collection of poetry in their honour. The 48-year-old is hoping that her latest book, The Light Switch, will remind locals of a time when Island life was much simpler. She also wants to ...

A status update on Facebook, a few pictures on Instagram, some tweets. That is about it for most people when it comes to bragging about great vacations. Barry Wiley was so enamoured with Bermuda he decided to make the Island the focus of one of his b...

A Bermudian woman is looking for $10,000 to publish a book on how St David’s Islanders were stripped of their land. Eugene “Jean” Foggo Simon said her family only received $422 after they were kicked out of their Cooper’s Island home — nowhere near t...

Good days don’t happen by chance, they happen by intent. It’s one of the messages in counsellor Saadia Bean’s personal empowerment book, Live With All Your Heart. Reader Angela Brangman said it changed her life outlook and her relationship with her 1...

If you’re in the market for a riding crop it might be better if you buy it before the weekend. EL James’s best-selling erotic novel Fifty Shades of Grey debuts in Bermuda on Friday. The movie is about a love affair between a couple who enjoy riding c...

Keith Kitson had serious learning challenges at age 14. He was bounced from school to school here and abroad and then he met Melvina Chapman Pearman. “He was like an empty shell,” said Mrs Pearman, who was then a paraeducator with the Department of E...

A rich man’s flashy stunt has left most of the world blind. The lucky ones who still have sight are left holding the bag. That’s the basic plot of Twinkle, a self-published thriller by Bermuda resident Simon Parkinson. It’s drawn attention from the l...

The Royal Gazette’s Christmas Short Story Contest has been running now for over half a century. Through the years writers of all ages have sent in their stories so that now the contest is without a doubt a great tradition. In fact a number of writer...

Don’t judge a book by its cover, not even this one. That’s the message Lindsey Walker is trying to get across with her novel, You Be Me, I Will be You. It follows the friendship of two very different teenage girls, Brooke and Zaiha. “The message I w...

Claudette Cann always loved reading but felt there were a lot of books sending the wrong message to young women — that it was okay to drink, party and sleep around. She knew she had to do something about it. She decided to pen her own faith-based ro...

More than 220 students took part in Literacy Day focusing on the theme of peace at Harrington Sound Primary last week. Ms Lisa Smith, the school principal, selected the topic after reading an article in The Royal Gazette about education. Each stude...