March 21 2026: Short Tales 2023 Book Launch

 

Join us at 6:30 in the refurbished foyer of the Winston V. Saunders theatre for the launch of Short Tales 2023, the fifth anthology of Short Tales!

Books will be on sale for $20. Some of the authors will be on hand to sign!
    
Then join us in the Winston V. Saunders Theatre at 8 PM for the second and final public performance of Ian Strachan’s Gun Boys Rhapsody, revived for a new generation, and part of the UNESCO International Fund for Cultural Diversity project, Professionalizing the Theatre Industry in The Bahamas!

 

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Growing Up Newry

 

Growing Up Newry by C. A. Newry

 

Growing Up Newry is a lyrical memoir that returns to a Bahamian childhood shaped by family, faith, struggle, laughter, and the quiet lessons passed down through generations. With the rhythm of island storytelling and the intimacy of remembrance, the author invites readers into a world where neighbors knew your name, elders carried history in their hands, and every moment—ordinary or not—mattered.

Through scenes both tender and unflinching, this memoir captures the beauty of growing up surrounded by community, the weight of expectation, and the slow awakening of self. It is a story of roots and resilience, of how a place can shape a life long after one has left its shores.

Available on Amazon

Island Surprise: A Bahamian Adventure

 

Kids embark on a magical journey with 

Island Surprise: A Bahamian Adventure

 

 

New book by Fay Knowles  At the golden age of eighty-one, I’m excited to announce the launch of my first children’s book - “Island Surprise: A Bahamian Adventure”! Action packed and heart-warming! Children will love and learn from this fun adventure story of family togetherness, simplicity and resilience.

The Book of Enoch - Free Download

 

 "The Nephilim" - Bahamas AI Art

 ©A. Derek Catalano

 

 

The Book of Enoch - Free Download

The Book of Enoch is an ancient Jewish religious work attributed to Enoch, the great-grandfather of Noah. It is considered part of the pseudepigrapha—texts that claim to be written by biblical figures but were actually composed much later. The book is not included in the Jewish or most Christian biblical canons, but it is considered scripture by the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and Eritrean Orthodox Church.