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.
Foreign Minister Joseph Andall stops by the book stall at the 2026 Independence celebrations.	D.E. Ambrose is one of several published authors at the T.A. Marryshow Community College.
A student of the TAMCC is elated to acquire a copy of White Spice.	D.E. Ambrose poses with one of his students.
The Principal Officer of the US embassy in Grenada got a copy of White Spice.	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.	D.E. Ambrose conducted a tour of Grenada's capital with a group of American Peace Corps volunteers.
D.E. Ambrose read from two of his books at a reading recital in Grand Anse, St. George's.	Celebrated Caribbean author, Celeste Mohammed, was a guest reader at the evening of reading in Grand Anse.
The D.E. Ambrose table at the 2026 Grenada Book Fair.	D.E. Ambrose with Prensnelo, the artist who created the cover of White Spice.
Authors had the opportunity to read from their books at the book fair.	D.E. Ambrose produced and published this book for Lorin Peters Alexis.
D.E. Ambrose talks about his books with patrons at the book fair.	Arvenel grabbed two books from my table at the book fair.
People patronised the book fair from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.	Jacob Ross facilitated a 3-day workshop for authors during the 2026 Aunty Tek Spiceword Literary Festival.
D.E. Ambrose joined other Grenadian authors in the workshop facilitated by Jacob Ross.	D.E. Ambrose was a participant in the 3-day writing workshop with Jacob Ross.
D.E. Ambrose was a facilitator at a workshop about the publishing journey for writers.	Poet Kulanga Charles picked up a copy of White Spice.
D.E. Ambrose read with Grade 6 students of the South St. George Government School. He later presented copies of The Kayak Tourist to Vice Principal, Mrs. John.