Announcing Moko 26: VISUAL POETRIES with Charlie Godet Thomas, Rex Dixon, Tracy Assing, Stewart Brown, Kevin Morris, Adeline Gregoire & much more! mokomagazine.org Cover: Charlie Godet Thomas, ‘Unfolding Landscape (Pesticides),’ 2025. Image courtesy the artist/ Colector Gallery, Mexico/US.

Behold: a new episode of Sky Words, the podcast of Moko Magazine. In this coruscating third episode, poet Althea Romeo-Mark — born in Antigua and Barbuda and now based in Switzerland — shares one of her two poems featured in Issue 25: Made in the Caribbean. 🎧 Listen now: mokomagazine.org/podcast/

I am a big believer in things being multi-use. To that end, I knew that when I launched my own space, it should be a place where I can work... — Read our interview with Trinidadian artist Nicholas Huggins on his new gallery space in Issue 25 mokomagazine.org/2025/11/11/n... Photo: Brendan Delzin

Colours, patterns and textures jostle in her work, which makes good use of the sense of play and fragility possible within the paper collage…. Read an interview with Issue 25’s artist Kvita Mongroo mokomagazine.org/2025/11/11/i... Image: Stilt travellers II, mixed media on canvas by Kvita Mongroo

Moko accepts submissions all year round. Send us poems, short stories, flash fictions, interviews, essays, book reviews, art, and photography tied to the Caribbean diaspora. See our Submittable page for general genre guidelines: mokomagazine.submittable.com/submit #books #magazinesubmissions

All the best for the season from Moko!🕯️✨ #seasonsgreetings #holidays #poinsettia

It has been just over a month since the 2025 BVI Lit Fest. As this astonishing year draws to a close, here's a look back at some highlights from this year's edition of the festival, including snaps of Moko co-founder Richard Georges and more! 🎉 All images courtesy the BVI Lit Fest.

Structured in two sections, “Then” and “Now”, the book delves into the history of South Asian indentureship in the Caribbean, beginning with one woman, Jiyanti... - From Issue 25’s reading roundup, which also includes books by Emmelie Prophète and Berkely Wendell Semple.

Congratulations to artist and Moko contributor Nicholas Huggins on last night's opening of his third solo exhibition, TROPICAL DREAMS, at the Art Society of Trinidad and Tobago! #art #painting #caribbeanartists

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“I had nothing but the present and stories with no beginnings,” says Cécé, the eponymous protagonist of Emmelie Prophète’s economical yet potent novel. READ the rest of Issue 25's reading roundup here mokomagazine.org/2025/11/11/r... @archipelagobooks.bsky.social

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Announcing Moko 25: MADE IN THE CARIBBEAN With Marckenson Jean-Baptiste, Ariel Francisco, Althea Romeo-Mark, Deneka Thomas, Niala Maharaj, Caroline Mackenzie, Breanne Mc Ivor, Diana McCaulay, Kvita Mongroo, Nicholas Huggins, June Aming, Ruth Osman, Keeron Isaac, and more! mokomagazine.org

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