AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCaribbean Books: World Caribbean Books is expanding its publishing and distribution network to 190 countries, with collections reflecting Martinique’s literary traditions. Its CEO joins Publishers Weekly’s chief for a free webinar on November 6 about bringing Caribbean writing to global readers. Arts Funding: The Caribbean Culture Fund has awarded 100 grants across 28 countries and territories, supporting projects in areas from memory and decolonisation to youth engagement. Martinique is among the places represented. Music: Charlotte Adigéry and Bolis Pupul’s next album, Mainland Madinina, draws its title from Martinique’s Indigenous name; the record was written partly on the island and is due February 5. Haitian pianist Assel Jean-Pierre Jr. also cites Martinique’s Mario Canonge as an inspiration for his new single, “Canonge.” Island Tourism: Martinique expects 275 cruise calls in 2026–27, up 12.7% from last season. The schedule spans Fort-de-France, Saint-Pierre and southern coastal communities, with the tourism authority emphasizing the need to protect local heritage and character.
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