Roxane Gay an all-around creative soul. She’s an editor, professor, and writer. She’s not busy scribbling away in a loft in New York...

Cybille St. Aude has a heap of reasons to be proud. She is the author of the kiddie illustrated book Elsie, published as part of One More...

Like many published authors, Martine Chevry devoured tome after tome as a kid. Her favorite author during that time was the author Judy ...

Creating dangerously—that’s what Edwidge Danticat’s writing ancestors did. One of the most acclaimed writers of this century and last,...

Considering her MBA background (with a concentration in Business Management from Strayer University), it would seem that if Myrlande ...

You’ve read her books; you’ve been to her book signings and every time you’ve read a news notice about her winning a literary award, you...

Edwidge Danticat has an obsession with the sea, from The Children of the Sea, a harrowing story from her short story collection Krik?...

Ida Faubert led a fascinating life. She married twice, that in itself unusual for a Haitian woman of her era. She was born in...

Listening to the poetry flowing from the mouth of spoken word artist Melissa Beauvery is quite a treat. She makes her poetic...

Marilene Phipps is just as fond of her paint brush as she is of her pen. She creates color-popping, religious-themed paintings. But she...

My trilingual children’s book, I am Riding, is getting published by One Moore Book as part of the Haiti Series, a collection of six...

Evelyne Trouillot is the progeny of one of Haiti’s oldest literary families. Her uncle Hénock Trouillot was a novelist, sociologist and ...

When most people meet Francie Latour, they’re probably surprised to learn that she only has two hands. After all, she is a journalist, a...

More than four decades after she first published her debut novel Le Mal de Vivre [The Agony of Living], Nadine Magloire remains a...

Tifany Sejour, professionally known as Tifane, has an arresting voice. This fact is more than clear in her debut album Anprent,...

History has taught us that whenever a woman goes outside the scope of what’s expected of her in society, she is bound to suffer. And pay...

The hyphenated word multi-faceted was made for people like Michèle Voltaire Marcelin. Voltaire-Marcelin has written short stories, as in...

I asked various Haitian literary masters for some tips about writing. Now I’m sharing their secrets with you. KEEP A NOTEBOOK "The...

Lenelle Moïse can trace her origins as an artist as early as the fifth grade. The multi-hyphenated artist who writes, records and paints,...

With her perky smile and well-carved face, Michèle Jessica Fièvre might easily be taken for a model on the streets of Miami, but no, she...