We are thrilled to report that Danielle Boodoo Fortuné’s Doe Songs has won the poetry category in the 2019 OCM Bocas Awards for Caribbean writing. Check out this great review of the collection by Jennifer Rahim writing for TT Newsday.
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Last Sunday's issue of Trinidad & Tobago Newsday carries a fine review of Doe Songs by Danielle Boodoo-Fortune, winner of the Poetry Award of this year's Bocas Lit Fest.
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Nicholas Laughlin is a writer and editor, born and living in Trinidad. His new collection, Enemy Luck is hot off the press from Peepal Tree. His debut collection was The Strange Years of My Life.
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