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My favourite author is Enid Blyton because I feel as though I am inside of the stories being told in the books. My favourite Enid Blyton…
I often forget some of the books that I read in the last year. This is not a reflection on the quality of the books but an indication of my…
I read widely, and go through many phases. Having been hooked on Crime for the past couple of years, the writer who has captured my…
Get your Write on! Poetry and fiction masterclasses and workshops for children and adults are a key component of Bim Litfest 2014 and will…
SPONSOR: The Maria Holder Memorial Trust THEME: Words Need Love Too DATE: Saturday, May 17, 2014 TIME: 10:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. VENUE: In and…
Words Need Love Too Back in 2012 in a rural Barbadian primary school deep in the heart of St. George, a young boy was asked: How would you…
Good reads, favourite authors & books that grab “The first book to capture my attention: Vic Reid's New Day. Here I saw my face in…
BIM Litfest Director takes a breather, answers pertinent questions Q: What was the inspiration for this particular festival in Barbados?…
Vincentian-born lecturer and poet Philip Nanton launches his book Island Voices from St. Christopher & The Barracudas this weekend.…
Many of our writers were upset when Kamau Brathwaite, who has been called Barbados’ unofficial poet laureate, won first prize in the 2006…
We greet the New Year with two calls for submissions: one for our ongoing series, What is freedom?, and a repeat call for Who sparked the…
It's a good-looking issue with artwork by Barbadian visual artist Alison Chapman-Andrews on the cover and throughout. It’s reading pretty…
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