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Writer Sandra Taylor Rouja calls the poetry in her latest book a lifeline to the good times. “I Sing of the Sea” or ‘Canto Do Mar’, Mrs Rouja’s second book, is available now in local bookstores. “Writing has been a way to hold on to those happy momen...

Elizabeth Mulderig’s children’s book character Do-Boy the dog is at it again. This time he’s eating his way across the Atlantic in a fun new adventure. Ms Mulderig will release the latest in her series of children’s books ‘Do-Boy’s Cool Cruise to Be...

Young bibliophiles will be treated to a book reading this weekend by award winning author of children’s book “The Blue Lobster”. Author Robin Taylor-Chiarello will take young readers ages four to eight through the inspirational story at The Book Cel...

Director Stanley Kubrick — best known for films like ‘Eyes Wide Shut’, ‘Lolita’ and ‘The Shining’ — was considered by some to be an intensely private man. But a recent documentary directed by his long time producer and brother-in-law Jan Harlan, aim...

Patricia Hall was heartbroken in 1957, when she didn't get into Berkeley Institute. At that time, girls who didn't get accepted into Berkeley were sent to Prospect Secondary School for Girls, which some considered a second-tier institution. However ...

One of the best snorkelling places around the Island is North Rock. It’s one of Bermuda’s largest coral reefs, and hard to get to if the weather isn’t good. A children’s picture book by nurse Debbie Jones, illustrated by Jodie Tucker, makes it more ...

Catherine West decided to write about an issue close to home as she penned her second book, ‘Hidden in the Heart’. She was adopted at birth and always had questions about who her biological parents were. That curiosity eventually led her on a search ...

The case for a third man in the assassination of Governor Sir Richard Sharples is presented in a new book on the murders of 1972 and 1973. Yesterday marked the 40-year anniversary of the night when Sir Richard was gunned down with his aide-de-camp Hu...

In the digital age of tablets, e-readers and downloads, can traditional bookstores survive? The Bermuda Bookstore on Queen Street has been selling books since around the middle of the last century. It is filled from floor to ceiling with just about e...

It was while in middle school that Delijah Symonds first realised she had a talent for singing. She’d always sung around the house and in the choir at school but never thought about pursuing a music career until her classmates starting praising her ...

If you’re watching the 55th Annual Grammy Awards next month you might recognise a familiar face in the audience. Bermudian music industry professional LA Virgil will attend the event for the first time, hopefully with her beloved aunt in tow. She rec...