Showing posts with label Abigail's Glorious Hair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Abigail's Glorious Hair. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 19, 2021

Hindsight from 2021: Dispatches from 2016; still relevant: Diane Browne's latest - West Indian children's guides to self acceptance: Sunday Observer, May 15

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 To get myself restarted after this long absence from blogging, writing and even reading, I thought I'd look again at  some old posts fr...
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Sunday, September 18, 2016

Why write if nobody is going to read it? If a tree falls in the forest . . .

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  You’ve seen this question, or versions of it, asked before: Would you still write if you knew that no-one would read it? It reminds ...
Monday, May 23, 2016

Despatches: Diverse books, diverse dolls - knowing we are beautiful

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  I promised more posts arising from the address by Dr. Kim Robinson Walcott at the launch of Abigail’s Glorious Hair and The Happiness...
Sunday, May 15, 2016

Diane Browne's latest - West Indian children's guides to self acceptance: Sunday Observer, May 15

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The launch of the prize-winning The Happiness Dress and Abigail’s Glorious Hair took place on May 10, at the Kingston and St. Andrew...
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Sunday, March 27, 2016

Despatches: The Great Amazon Expedition! Children’s Publishing in the Caribbean, a Cottage or Boutique Industry

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  I cannot believe that my last post was last year. That was when I was going to do a dramatic push with my two latest books on Amazon, ...
Sunday, November 22, 2015

To go or not to go with e-books on Amazon. What, again? Still asking that question?

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  Ages ago I said I was going to give Amazon a try for my books which had gone out of print. They would now become the latest thing, e...
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