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Talking Trees Literary Fiesta rewind
Read our newsletter on the first two Talking Trees Literary Fiestas held on the grounds of Two Seasons Guest House. Stay tuned for news of Two Seasons Talking Trees Literary Fiesta 2013. Talking Trees Magazine
Discover Two Seasons Guest House, Treasure Beach, Jamaica
Discover Two Seasons Guest House. Watch this short video, then come and rejuvenate your spirit at Two Seasons Guest House, on Jamaica’s South coast, where the welcome is warm and the runnings cool. Ideal for individuals, couples or small group … Continue reading
Two Seasons Talking Trees 2012 reader – Mark Thomas
Mark Thomas is a trained broadcast journalist, who has had a formative career in television at the former Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation, the British Broadcasting Corporation and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. He currently works as head of corporate communications and publications … Continue reading
Talking Trees 2012 panelist – Jean Forbes
Jean Forbes is a Jamaican writer of short stories and also stories for children. Her work has been published in the literary sections of the Jamaica Observer and the Daily Gleaner as well as many publications dedicated to children. She … Continue reading
Talking Trees 2012 – Children’s programme co-ordinator
Born in Kingston Jamaica with roots in St. Elizabeth and Westmoreland, Ingrid Blackwood is a forester and environmentalist who received her education at the College of Agriculture and University of New Brunswick. She offers consultancy services on environmental and customer … Continue reading
Talking Trees 2012 reader – Monique Morrison
Monique Morrison is a lecturer in English, Communications and Critical Thinking. She has been an un-published short-story writer since her high school years. She began hearing her poetic voices in about 2010 and, encouraged by contemporary poet and comedian Michael … Continue reading
Talking Trees 2012 reader – Michael Abrahams
Since 2006, Michael Abrahams has performed comedic and satirical performance poetry and dancehall on the Jamaican stage. He started on Professionals in Cabaret with original compositions; and later that year at the Third Annual Caribbean Christmas Crack-Up. Abrahams has … Continue reading
Talking Trees 2012 panelist – Kellie Magnus
Kellie Magnus is the author of some 20 published children’s books and stories, including the popular Little Lion series. She has also contributed five children’s books to the Ministry of Education’s primary school curriculum. She is the founder and editorial … Continue reading
Talking Trees 2012 reader – fabian thomas
fabian thomas (it’s not a typographical error – he writes his name in lower case) is a theatre practitioner, writer and, through Sankofa Arts and Facilitation, a trainer and communications consultant. He attended Calabar High School. thomas is a Calabash Writers … Continue reading
Talking Trees 2012 reader – Kalilah Enriquez
Kalilah Enriquez is a Belizean writer, poet and journalist. She is an active participant in the poetry scene and is a regular at Se Supm poetry night at Village Café, (Village Blues Bar) in Kingston. She has authored … Continue reading