September Updates

I have finally published all my adult manuscripts that are completed thus far, all nine (9) are on Amazon Kindle. I will be formatting and putting up print versions as soon as the covers are completed, so look out for the updates. I am now focused on doing the same for my Children's Books which...

Marriage and Parenting

A couple of months ago, I sat in church, the priest, at the beginning of his sermon asked all couples to sit next to each other, there was little movement in the church as those involved in ministries found their spouses. Then he said, “take the children from between you and sit next to each other.” There...

Thoughts of Faith and Heaven

I have always felt that the Universe does not test my faith, my life is mostly uneventful, it instead seeks to expands it into realms where i have proven unwilling. I do not always appreciate this intrusive expansion because by nature i am a hobo, i grow where i find myself and find a level...

How to raise an Unselfish child in a Selfish world? – The Importance of Mercy

How to raise an Unselfish child in a Selfish world? Part 1 - The Importance of Mercy It’s S.E.A. season and I can’t tell you how many times I have to check myself and I wonder if I should push hard for the “good school mantra” or not. We all want our children to do...

How to Write Best Selling Children’s Books

How to Write Best Selling Children's Books This was an interesting read, wanted to share. Taken from WikiHow edited by Lucas Halbert, Horses4Ever, Nicole Willson, Sondra C and 8 others There are seven fundamental reasons that some books succeed and others collect dust on the author’s bookshelf. These seven keys to success as an author are simple,...

Empty Arms: For the Seemingly Barren Woman

Months ago, the dynamic and resourceful "Ezzy" - Esbeth Callendar-Braithwaite reached out to me saying, "I will like to self-publish my book, how do i go about doing it?" Her book Empty Arms: for the Seemingly Barren Woman, a real life account of the life -straddling thought process of a Caribbean woman and her husband who...

Transformation

Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Anna and Hayden's family exhibition in honor of their son Johnathon Smith will continue until this Saturday at the Art Society of Trinidad and Tobago in Federation Park. It's a must see. There are so many beautiful pieces in so many different mediums in this exhibition. It is as diverse as...

The Beast of Kukuyo (A book review)

A gripping crime story, full of bacchanal and trini lacaray. I loved it. This book is Caribbean from the wholesomeness of the local village characters to the depiction of the village bar, the cock fighting, the school and the friendships good and bad, even the pig farm resonates. Rune, the most inquisitive girl in the...

The Art of White Roses (A Book Review)

This book jumps off the page at you. It's colorful, nearly real life depictions of that village and city stays with you. Wow! The setting is old Cuba before Fidel Castro gets into power, the government is shady, the rebels have heighten their activities and university students from the village are disappearing and being found suspiciously dead...

Come home …

When i was younger i learnt about the 'brain drain' theory in school. It's real. The 'brain drain' is the departure of educated or professional people from one country, economic sector, or field for another usually for better pay or living conditions and guess where most of the drain ended up. In America. For so...