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The story begins in utero. Audrey McLean’s mother was bleeding while pregnant. It’s the start of the memoir that parallels the Jamaican’s struggles and triumphs from childhood to adulthood. “The story starts with a bang — life or death,” said the au...

A Bermudian-born journalist has been named editorial director of an online platform geared towards women. Clare O’Connor, once a reporter at The Royal Gazette, will now be employed with Bumble, a female-first connection platform with over 26 million ...

That time she played Al Pacino’s daughter; that time she sang for India Arie ... Rebecca Faulkenberry knows she has a lot to be thankful for. The actor finished her run in Broadway’s Groundhog Dayand was immediately booked for Martin Scorsese’s film,...

An archaeology book written by Edward Harris has been published in its tenth language. Dr Harris’s book, Principles of Archaeological Stratigraphy, had already been translated into Czech, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Slovenian and Sp...

“Never argue with a man who buys ink by the barrel.” This was a saying taught to me by the late W.A. “Toppy” Cowen. This lesson came after I had made comments about the local traditional media via social media in 2012. Essentially, his point was tha...

Guidance to individuals trying to successfully navigate the business world is shared by Bermudian-based author Rod Farrington in his latest book. Mr Farrington has been writing novels for over a decade, however this is his first nonfiction, self-help...

Ben Winfield isn’t afraid of monsters. They help him weave a good yarn. He made the 13 Horror winners’ list for his screenplay, Graham Lodge. The story takes place in a world where monsters are a daily reality. “Vampires, werewolves, zombies — they’...

East End Primary School pupils now have access to more books thanks to Bermuda Skyport. The company, which is investing in the island’s young people and their education through a new community plan, donated $12,250 to the school. Skyport president A...

A children’s book starring Bermuda’s trademark breakfast dish has a new lease of life with new full-colour illustrations. The Legend of Codfish and Potatoes, written by former MP and community worker Dale Butler, was brushed up by Rhona Pedro, a subs...

A Bermudian graphic design company has donated copies of its America’s Cup Activity Book in honour of National Philanthropy Day. SJD World gave copies of the book, which includes child-friendly games, puzzles and educational resources, to ten commun...

Disaster brings out the writer in Shawn Murphy. After 9/11, the American put pen to paper protesting in the local media the call for violent revenge against his country’s enemies. In March, a week after a family member suffered a stroke, he started w...

A Bermudian honoured for his lawn-cutting work has published a book about his experiences. 50 States/50 Lawns, by Rodney Smith, details his experiences cutting lawns for seniors and the disabled across the United States. Mr Smith said: “Two years ago...