COLLABORATION OF THE WRITE KIND!

The Tribune did a great job with my article "Collaboration of The Write Kind", featuring a compelling new book "I Didn't Know I Was Beautiful: The Real & Raw Facts That Every Woman on the Planet Should Know.", co-authored by Tanya R. Taylor and Tara Tomlinson. The book is due to be released May 30, 2020, but is available for pre-order right now!

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CLICK HERE TO PRE-ORDER "I DIDN'T KNOW I WAS BEAUTIFUL"

AN INSPIRING BAHAMIAN WHO BEAT ALL ODDS

A brilliant article in The Tribune March 14, 2019, by Diane Phillips about a remarkable Bahamian who was born with cerebral palsy. Michael A. Wells​ beat all odds to become a published author. His eighth book of short stories will be published shortly.

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MORE NEWS FROM BESTSELLING BAHAMIAN AUTHOR TANYA R. TAYLOR!

Bestselling Bahamian author Tanya R. Taylor is always very newsworthy! My article featuring her latest release “The Disappearing House” and her short story “The Visiting Fairy” which was published in “The Lady”, London, England, recently made The Punch and The Tribune.

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THE QUEEN OF BEWITCHING WRITING!

Here’s my article in The Tribune’s “Weekend” supplement this weekend about bestselling Bahamian author Tanya R. Taylor’s latest book “CARA: The beginning – Matilda’s story”.

I preordered this book and am half way through it. As with all of Tanya’s books, I’m really enjoying it. It’s gripping, exciting and most unusual!

You can also read the Tribune article online HERE

HEART-RENDING PUNCH WOMAN IN ACTION STORY

Here is my latest “Woman in Action” article that appears in “The Punch” on page 15 today about Rhonda Darville, who started the first pregnancy resource center in The Bahamas. It’s a heart-rending personal story about how Rhonda and her husband Jeffrey came to found the Bahamas GodParent Center, offering support, education and resources to men, women & youth facing unplanned pregnancies. 

The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

"THE LOST CHILDREN OF ATLANTIS" BY TANYA R. TAYLOR COMING SOON!

My article “An alluring tale” about best-selling Bahamian author Tanya R. Taylor’s upcoming new book “The Lost Children of Atlantis” appears on page 11 of The Tribune’s Weekend Section today.

“The Lost Children of Atlantis” is sixth in Tanya’s popular “Cornelius Saga” series. Also, her seventh book in the “Cornelius Saga” series “Death of an Angel” will be released not long afterwards.

Tanya R. Taylor has had several number one best-sellers on Amazon.com as well as the Amazon UK store and Amazon Canada. She is the author of both fiction and non-fiction literature, and all of her books have made Amazon Kindle’s Top 100 Paid Best-sellers’ List in several categories. She writes in various genres, including paranormal romance, fantasy, thrillers, science fiction, mystery and suspense.

These new books, which are available at special pre-order prices, will be her 19th and 20th, not counting her non-fiction which has also received international acclaim. For more information visit tanyartaylor.wordpress.com or http://www.amazon.com/author/tanyartaylor  

And here's the link to the article online - TRIBUNE ARTICLE

LATEST PUNCH WOMAN IN ACTION PROMOTES HAPPY LIVING!

This is my latest “Woman in Action” article that appears in “The Punch” on page 15 today about Marsha Lambert, who runs M.P.L. Consultant Services, a service provider for couples getting married, and founded a social group Live, Love & Laughter where over 40’s can meet at The Baha Mar Clubhouse to gather, kick back and unwind.

The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

CAPTAIN GLORIA GILBERT SAILS TO SUCCESS!

Here's my latest “Woman in Action” article that appears in “The Punch” on page 15 today about certified Boat Captain Gloria Gilbert, who offers courses in the maritime industry for unemployed and “at risk” youths as well as training for entrepreneurs. The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

WINDSOR SCHOOLS FOUNDER & DIRECTOR IS TODAY'S PUNCH WOMAN IN ACTION!

Here is my latest “Woman in Action” article that appears in “The Punch” on page 15 today about Lisa McCartney, Founder and Director of Windsor Preparatory School at Old Fort and Windsor High School at Albany. The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

BAHAMIAN AUTHOR TANYA R. TAYLOR ROCKS!

This is my latest “Woman in Action” article that appears in “The Punch” on page 15 today about bestselling Bahamian author Tanya R. Taylor. Tanya is now working on her 18^th book! All of her books have made Amazon Kindle’s Top 100 Paid Bestsellers’ List in several categories. The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

AUTHOR CHARMAINE L. SMITH AND HER DELIGHTFUL CHILDREN'S BOOKS!

This is my latest “Woman in Action” article that appears in “The Punch” on page 15 today about local author Charmaine L. Smith, who has published two delightful children’s books - “Skinny Minnie” and “The Hopeful Donkey”. The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

AN INSPIRING STORY ABOUT BECOMING A DOCTOR

This is my latest “Woman in Action” article that appears in “The Punch” on page 15 today about Dr. Sherelle Ferguson. Her story about how she became a doctor and her passion for Family Medicine is quite inspiring. 

The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

BAHAMAS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL FOUNDER LESLIE VANDERPOOL PUNCH WOMAN IN ACTION TODAY!

This is my latest “Woman in Action” article that appears in “The Punch” on page 15 today about Bahamas International Film Festival founder and Executive Director Leslie Vanderpool. The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

ELAINE MAJOR IS A MOVER AND SHAKER!

This is my latest “Woman in Action” article that appears in “The Punch”, Nassau, Bahamas, on page 15 today about "mover and shaker" in more ways than one Elaine Major!

The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

JEMI HEALTH AND WELLNESS MANAGER DIANNE GIBSON IN THE PUNCH

This is my latest “Woman in Action” article that appears in “The Punch” on page 15 today about new Jemi Health and Wellness Operations and Business Development Manager Dianne Gibson. The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

STELLA MARIS RESORT MANAGER FEATURES IN PUNCH WOMAN IN ACTION!

This is my latest “Woman in Action” article that appeared in “The Punch” on page 15 today about Jill Smith, Manager/Partner and Wedding Planner at the Stella Maris Resort Club, Long Island. The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

PUNCH WOMAN IN ACTION JANE BRAYNEN

Here’s my latest “Woman in Action” article that appeared in “The Punch” on page 15 today about talented graphic artist and businesswoman Jane Braynen. The Punch features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in Action” column every Thursday, with my articles usually appearing every other Thursday.

BUSINESSWOMAN SUZANNE BLACK IN PUNCH WOMAN IN ACTION TODAY!

Every Thursday “The Punch”, Nassau, Bahamas, features an outstanding local woman in their “Woman in action” column. Here is my WIA article in The Punch today about successful businesswoman Suzanne Black, whose grandfather founded Black’s Candy Kitchen and grandmother started Distinctive Shops.

TRIBUNE'S "WEEKEND" - LINK TO ARTICLE ABOUT THE SCOTTISH CONNECTION

At the risk of boring you with yet another post about “The Scottish Connection”, here’s the actual link to the article “My word – what a lengthy journey” on page 19 of the Tribune's “Weekend” December 16, 2016, about my new book “The Scottish Connection: A Journey Back – Mini-memoir”! My previous post just had a scanned copy of the article.

Tribune's "Weekend", December 16, page 19 on right

I always enjoy the Tribune’s “Weekend” supplement, as it’s full of interesting articles. It often takes me a few days to get through reading it!

BAHAMIAN AUTHOR & HISTORIAN VERA CHASE - "PASSING ON A PASSION FOR WRITING"

The Tribune’s “Weekend” issue, November 25th, features my article about Bahamian author and historian Vera Chase on page 17. Click on the following link and then zoom in to read. They edited down some of the article, probably because of space constraints. The original sent to The Tribune was longer than the version that I sent to The Punch and written from a different angle.

I enjoy reading The Tribune’s “Weekend”, as it’s always full of interesting features. 

The Tribune "Weekend" November 25, 2016, page 17 - "Passing on a Passion for Writing"

Footnote: When I worked for Town Centre Mall, Nassau, I used to write articles about events and businesses in and around the mall. Then I would submit them to our local newspapers in various forms or from different angles for each publication, e.g. short and "punchy" for The Punch; aimed at the youth for The Tribune's former "Youth Beat" column; lengthier for The Bahama Journal and The Nassau Guardian.