Natalie Corthésy on Clubhouse

Bio

Natalie Corthésy is a Jamaican poet and the 2020 Winner of The Caribbean Writer’s Marvin E. Williams Literary Prize for a new or emerging writer for “The Helper Experiment” published in The Caribbean Writer Volume 34 under the theme, Dignity, Power and Place in the Caribbean Space. She is also the recipient of many awards in the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission’s National Festival of the Arts Creative Writing Competition.

Natalie’s work has been published in the Daily Gleaner, The Carimac Times, We Are Goodenough Magazine, Interviewing the Caribbean and The Caribbean Writer. She is a Calabash International Literary Festival Poetry Workshop fellow and a contributor to the anthology: So Much Things to Say 100 Poets from the First Ten Years of the Calabash International Literary Festival, edited by Kwame Dawes and Colin Channer, Akashic Books, (2010).

Sky Juice is Natalie’s second book of poems after her debut collection Fried Green Plantains, Nasara Publishing, (2017).

www.skyjuicebooklaunch.com
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Debut anthology “Fried Green Plantains” Nasara Publishing 2017 https://blackculturalarchives.org/shop/fried-green


Natalie lives and works in Kingston as a Lecturer at The University of the West Indies, Mona.