I must admit that while, at first, I was skeptical about the benefits of writing groups, I am now convinced
WE’VE all heard about the importance of reading in general, but particularly when you are interested in becoming a writer–
I HAVE this ultimate goal that someday, with the right support and investments, I would like to launch my very
DURING this time of lockdown caused by the ongoing pandemic, everyone finds that they have a lot of downtime at
“When you’re editing, you want to be the perfect appreciator, not another writer.”- Joseph Kanon No matter the type of
HERE’s a fun fact: did you know that Carolyn Keene and Franklin W. Dixon- the purported authors for the popular
I MUST admit that growing up, I was never really exposed to a fully “traditional Guyanese lifestyle.” Though my family’s
WRITING is often underestimated as a craft. The fact that anyone with a grasp of their native language can pick
Which path should Caribbean writers take? In his 2003 Anthology ‘Ariadne & Other Stories’, Guyanese writer Ruel Johnson said: “A
I am currently in the middle of yet another Writer’s block. This time it has been eight months and counting.
