Diana McCaulay

Diana McCaulay is a Jamaican author and environmental activist whose writing powerfully explores themes of identity, belonging, and the natural world. She is the founder of the Jamaica Environment Trust and brings a deep commitment to social and ecological justice to both her advocacy and her fiction. Her novels include "Dog-Heart", a story of poverty and class in Kingston, and "Huracan", a vivid portrayal of colonial Jamaica. Her latest novel, "A House for Miss Pauline", continues her tradition of centering Jamaican voices and landscapes. McCaulay is widely regarded as one of the Caribbean's most compelling and socially conscious literary voices.