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At Scribbles and Quills, we have the pleasure of highlighting local authors who bring the unique beauty of Trinidad and Tobago to life through their work. This week, we’re thrilled to share our interview with the inspiring Aditi Sirinath. From poetry that captures love and loss to guiding young adults with thoughtful prose, Aditi’s works […]
Written by Radeyah H. Ali The journey from manuscript to published book is an exciting yet challenging one for any author. One of the most important decisions you will make is whether to pursue traditional publishing or take the self-publishing route. Both paths have their unique advantages and challenges, and the right choice depends on […]
Written by Radeyah H. Ali In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, self-published authors in Trinidad and Tobago have a wealth of opportunities to reach global readers. From e-books to audiobooks and online platforms, digital marketing is a powerful tool for promoting your work and boosting sales. In this post, we’ll explore how to navigate the […]
Written by Radeyah H. Ali When you self-publish, you wear many hats: writer, editor, marketer, and more. But one of the most important roles you must take seriously is that of the editor. The quality of your book can make or break its success, and proper editing and proofreading are essential steps in ensuring that […]
Written by Radeyah H. Ali The Caribbean literary scene is vibrant, diverse, and full of untold stories. As a self-published author in Trinidad and Tobago, you have a unique opportunity to share these stories with the world. But how do you break into international markets and attract readers beyond your home country? In this blog […]
Written by Radeyah H. Ali One of the greatest strengths of being a writer in Trinidad and Tobago—and the broader Caribbean—is the sense of community among writers. Despite our geographical distance, technology has made it easier than ever to connect, share resources, and collaborate. As a self-published author, building and nurturing relationships with fellow writers […]
