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An island author has released a new collection of stories about a 1930s private eye. Jonathan Land Evans said Lordly Watson brought together two novelettes and three short stories about the title character, a private detective who moonlights as a cal...

A Bermudian drummer’s path from banging pots and pans as a child to playing for a president and performing in New York’s prestigious Carnegie Hall is traced in a new book. Clarence “Tootsie” Bean has summed up his astonishing 75-year career in a new ...

Nikita Robinson of The Ladies Room on Hott1075 is celebrating Community Readers who have volunteered to read on World Book Day 2020. From St. George’s to Somerset our community readers will show off their reading skills to our Nursery, and Primary ...

Nina London wanted to write a book about her life but put it off for years. Looking back, she realises she just wasn’t ready. “We always think there will be another day or time that we can accomplish our dream,” said Ms London, whose column, Life Beg...

In 1999, the local chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. created the Children’s Reading Festival (CRF) whose purpose was to encourage parents to foster a love of reading in their children at a young age. 20 years later, the festival has become ...

Nobel Prize-winning author and academic Toni Morrison was a “mesmerising” speaker 30 years after she visited the island to help mark the 150th anniversary of the Bermuda National Library. Ruth Thomas, a former government cultural affairs officer, sai...

Kim Roberts didn’t set out to write a book. The 49-year-old only joined local author Latisha Washington’s online course because she wanted to try “something different” before she hit the big five-0. However within four weeks she’d written a novel, Sh...

Bermudian author Elizabeth J Jones releases her debut novel next week – at the age of 69. A Dark Iris, partly inspired by the writer’s time as a teacher at the Berkeley Institute in the 1970s and partly by her art class with Sharon Wilson, will be la...

The English-Speaking Union has launched a competition in honour of a historian, author and former Editor of The Royal Gazette. The competition is named after William Sears Zuill, who died aged 86 in 2016, and was also the first director of the Bermud...

A second round of awards to honour Bermuda’s women writers are to be handed out next month. Dale Butler, a former Progressive Labour Party MP, government minister and author, has organised the presentation of more Crystal Butterfly Literary Awards on...

BET puts her on a shortlist of today’s greatest poets; Shanelle Gabriel would probably argue she is just good at conversation. Poetry lovers here can decide for themselves this week. The Bermuda College Literary Society has brought her here to perfor...

A former resident has turned her love of the island’s history into her debut novel on the early days of Bermuda’s settlement. Tempest: Bermuda 1609, by Sue Wright, charts the perilous journey of English people to relieve the beleaguered and starving ...