Unwritten Poems: Exploring Caribbean Engagement in WW1
The British Council recently delivered Unwritten Poems, a project that invited emerging poets to respond to the Caribbean’s engagement in the First World War. Even 100 years later.
Literature
The British Council is deepening its work in literature in the Caribbean by introducing audiences to the best of British writers and professionals in the UK literary community. Collaborating with literary festivals and tertiary level institutions to build capacity for independent writers and journalists working with media houses is strengthening skills and growing audiences while creating new opportunities for writers in the UK to work internationally, positioning the UK as a leader in literature.
Raymond Antrobus at Kingston Book Festival
Raymond Antrobus blogs about his time in Jamaica at the Kingston Book Festival!
Barbara Jenkins at Small Wonder Festival
We're pleased to announce that award-winning Trinidadian short story writer Barbara Jenkins will be the inaugural International Writer in Residence at Small Wonder festival later this month.
CaribLit
CaribLit is a resource for writers and publishers in the Caribbean. It aims to strengthen the publishing sector and to recognise the literary talent and industry of the region.
Inaugural Articulate Caribbean
The inaugural event articulated spaces across the Atlantic Ocean, linking the UK with the Caribbean.
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