Caribbean readers who are also “readers” don’t need to be introduced to Yolanda Marshall; they know that Yolanda is the editor of our “Lit Corner” which appears every two weeks […]
Caribbean Camera’s Yolanda Marshall reflects on her own childhood mas I served my beautiful country at a very young age. No, I was not a child soldier. I was a […]
Introducing Yolanda Marshall Inspired by Toni Morrison’s advice: “If there’s a book that you want to read, but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it.” By Eleanor […]
Gayle Gonsalves is an adept Caribbean Canadian storyteller and recipient of three indie awards for her first novel, My Stories Have No Endings. The […]
My Lit picks By Yolanda T. Marshall Rohan Bullkin and the Shadows: A Story about ACEs and Hope, written by Juleus Ghunta and illustrated by Rachel Moss, highlights the impact […]
By Neil Armstrong Blackhurst Cultural Centre will present the 2024 My People Award to illustrator and artist, Ken Daley, at its four-day Black and Caribbean Book Affair, October 16-19. The […]
By Yolanda Marshall Now that the kids are back in school and the fall season is approaching, here are a few new novels to cozy up with. A Good Indian […]
Toronto’s Guyanese community gathered at St. Peter and Paul Banquet Hall in Scarborough to celebrate Guyana’s 58th Independence Anniversary with a gala organized under the auspices of the Consulate General […]
By Yolanda Marshall This week I am sharing a few books by Canadian authors to add to your reading lists. Ace and the Misfits Written by Eddie Kawooya “Arriving in […]
This week, I will be sharing a few new children’s books you should add to your shelves. These incredible books are by Canadian-based authors. Jerk Chicken Magic Written by Noel […]