Caron Calvo is a visual artist and graphic designer who currently lives in South Florida; she specializes in abstract art and visual communication. “I’ve loved art since I was a little girl,” says Calvo. “I used my first computer in … Continue reading Caron Calvo: When Art Meets Humor
Edwidge Danticat is joined Saturday at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in North Miami for a reading and discussion with contributing writers M.J. Fievre and Marie Ketsia Theodore-Pharel on Saturday, January 22. The event is presented in collaboration with … Continue reading Haiti Noir at MOCA
M.J. contributed to Volume 25 of The Caribbean Writer and translated a few pieces. The Caribbean Writer (TCW) – The Literary Gem of the Caribbean – is an international, refereed, literary journal with a Caribbean focus, founded in 1986 and published annually by the University of … Continue reading The Caribbean Writer, Vol. 25
Well, for the French speakers out there, here’s a video available on the Ile en Ile website, a wonderful literary resource with a focus on insular writers. I was interviewed by Thomas C. Spear whose extensive bio (in English) can … Continue reading Jessica Fièvre, 5 Questions pour Île en île (in French)
M.J. contributed to Haiti Noir. “What we do care about are adolescents flirting with disaster, and hovering between the line of fun and danger, much like many of us have in the past. M.J. Fievre’s The Rainbow’s End captures the high stemming from … Continue reading Haiti Noir: “The Rainbow’s End”