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D.E. Ambrose
![]() Paul Keens-Douglas visited the launch of Grenadian Published Authors, Inc. | ![]() D.E. Ambrose met celebrated Grenadian author, Dr. Merle Collins, at her September 29 book launch in Grenada. |
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![]() D.E. Ambrose attended the book launch of Mammy Na, a novel by Amy Jones. | ![]() D.E. Ambrose gifts a copy of his book to the Vice President of Ningbo University of Technology during a recent visit to Ningbo, China. |
![]() Fans acquired copies of his books at the Grenada Book Festival 2024. | ![]() At the 2025 Grenada Book Festival, each title written by D.E. Ambrose found new homes. |
![]() Chinese visitors took away copies of The Young Tourist, the English/Chinese version of The Kayak Tourist. | ![]() D.E. Ambrose read from his book, The Kayak Tourist, with children from St. Patrick's at Belmont Estate. |
![]() Foreign Minister Joseph Andall stops by the book stall at the 2026 Independence celebrations. | ![]() D.E. Ambrose meets members of the visiting Carriacou Culture Train string band, two of whom are his cousins, and one a former college mate. |
![]() D.E. Ambrose attended the launch of the book, The Dark Side of Leadership, co-authored by Roslyn Douglas (pictured) and Brenda Maynard. | ![]() D.E. Ambrose is one of several published authors at the T.A. Marryshow Community College. |
![]() D.A. Ambrose donates his latest publication to the TAMCC library. Librarian, Donna Singh, receives the gift. | ![]() A student of the TAMCC is elated to acquire a copy of White Spice. |
![]() D.E. Ambrose poses with one of his students. | ![]() D.E. Ambrose speaks at Storytime during Library Week 2026 at the T.A. Marryshow Community College. |
![]() The Principal Officer of the US embassy in Grenada got a copy of White Spice. | ![]() D.E. Ambrose indulges in the smoke food in the village of Belair at the 2026 Carriacou Maroon & String Band Music Festival. |
![]() Dancers of the Carriacou Carib Organisation perform at the Cultural Explosion during the 2026 Maroon & String Band Music Festival. | ![]() D.E. Ambrose visited the village of Windward in Carriacou during the 2026 Maroon & String Band Music Festival. The island of Petite Martinique is in the background. |
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