A Heartfelt Journey of Identity, Belonging, and the Resilience of a Caribbean Island In his evocative memoir Summer Baby, Wendell
The Montserrat-focused publication “Politicalypso” was launched on Amazon platforms on Monday, October 21, 2024. The book is a collaboration between
Talking Stratian, a new book from the Mike & Sylvannie Jarvis which captures Montserrat’s unique language, has been released. Mike,
Ordained for This!, a new inspirational book by author and entrepreneur Nerissa Golden has made the Amazon Best Sellers List.
The Montserrat National Trust in collaboration with the National Museum launched two new publications on Wednesday afternoon. Fifteen Popular Medicinal
Montserrat BrainTrust is proud and happy to announce the publication of “The Montserrat BrainTrust Alphabet Book”, book number one in
Businessman Randolph Riley beamed with pride on Monday evening as he celebrated the local launch of three books by members
Montserrat has made a name for itself as one of the smallest nations in the world where St. Patrick’s Day
The winning entries from the Montserrat Arts Council’s COVID-19 Song & Poetry Competition (2020) were published in ‘Harnessing Creativity in
Business Strategist and Founder of Truly Caribbean Academy, Nerissa Golden has released Start, Grow, Thrive: Build a Business to Last,
The second edition of Musical Youth by Antiguan and Barbudan author Joanne C. Hillhouse has been named as one of
Former footballer Winston White was the first black player for Leicester City. His story of triumph, dealing with racism and
Lyandra Hobson, CEO of LHNet Ordering Services and new blogger, published her first book titled Own it! A Practical Guide
Oliver Goes to School is the debut children’s book with character Oliver Oriole, a fun, unique, yellow belly bird living
Minister of Agriculture Claude Hogan on Monday delivered copies of a new children’s book on ocean care to students at
Nomad by Yvonne Weekes was just published here by House of Nehesi Publishers (HNP), in time for the 17th annual
Truth they say is often stranger than fiction. In this case it certainly is, but it also makes for a
Author and cricket fan Edwin Martin shares why he wrote about Montserrat’s cricket legend Jim Allen in Stranded Batsman. I
