E Lloyd Kelly is the writingelk, writing love letters to the everyday kind of people and bringing them home back-a-yaad, any which way we can. yeah man, ah it dis. Yes. That's it. Jamaican yardman story in spoken words and book form. Life in the West Indian diaspora. #Yaadmanperspective, #Jamaicanyardie.
Just before COVID 19 was a thing, this was “the thing,” the big thing. Messaging, as seen by me and him on the roads traveled in one lifetime.
Read moreWe're living in an age when lies, half-truths, fake news, and misspeaking has become the-order-of-the-day. Is lying wrong, is it wrong to call a liar a liar?
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Read moreI had was to think this one through, long and hard. Do I share this story of how I got torn to feces with my friends, or should I keep it to myself, in the yard? Well, some "finds" were not meant for the keeping, as you can see. Photo by 小谢 on Unsplash
Read moreHere's the real story of how an over-churched Christian brother ended up leaving the church. If you've been considering quitting church, here's how one born again Christian brother did it. It was because of this book.
Read moreThis is poetry in commotion. Our devotion on how to go on out and block a man from the damn earth thing feeling, bad about nothing. And as to how we had been treating our one and only habitation called Mother Earth, or something.
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Read moreBlack Blood is a futuristic tale of a fictitious Jamaican police commissioner and his encounters with Count Lasco, a trans-continental drug lord.
Read moreFrom where do you start reading a book? If you are like me, you will go first to the last chapter. That's just where we are in the book of rules story.
Read moreHello, E Lloyd K the Writingelk here. Welcome, welcome to the Caribbean man, news roundup of the week as seen through the eyes of the Caribbean man, yes man, a yard mi come from, sorry again I mean ‘t to say, I'm Jamaican born and bred. But, as we sometimes say down-home way – sometimes man hafi teck bad sinting mek laugh. This is it. So, Here’s a glimpse into what made the news this past week.
Read moreThis is the Caribbean man, news roundup of the week as seen through the eyes of the Caribbean man, yes. I'm Jamaican born and bred. But, as we sometimes say it down the home way – sometimes man hafi teck bad sinting mek laugh. This is it. So, Here’s a peek into what made the news this past week ending, Mar. 03.
Read moreNews headlines as seen from the Caribbean man's point of view. Get on board the news train, we are going down the Caribbean way. and further on too, don't be fooled.
Read moreClemson was smarter, that’s right! That’s right. If you ask me. Smarter than them in every way, Well, I’d say so, here’s why.
Read moreHave you heard it yet, the inky I-talk podcast? This is an excerpt of the story now being featured there, go check it out. Really, and hear the author reads this and other episodes, in his own voice. Like, share and subscribe. Listen on the podcast, https://bit.ly/2I12SJy
Read moreReviewing the Blue Bird long nose school bus, from the perspective of a bus driver. “This bus meets or exceeds all testing standards of the Colorado racking load test,” the certificate says. But, there are some other sayers in the arena who have got some things to say, hear ye one of them. This one in particular. My friend.
Read moreAuthor & poet E Lloyd Kelly, speaks on black history month. via a poem called, Black man, know thyself.
Read moreA poem about death on the roads caused by altered and distracted driving. If driving is a full-time job, then, drive full-time and save lives. The life you save may very well be your own.
Read moreHere’s the real scoop on how one man was to be kicked out of the church after three decades of worshipping and serving there.
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Read moreJamaican poet drops new spoken word poetry piece in tribute to grandfathers. Get the lyrics here, the words to the poem is available here, and you can hear the author read it on the podcast.
Read moreAuthor and poet E Lloyd Kelly recently penned a poem in support of the struggle to save the cockpit country from mining and other interests. Here is the poem. called, Cockspur in the Cockpits Mountains
Read moreWe built the podcast, and the listeners are coming, today we hit the first 100 play on the inkyitalk, storytellers podcast website.
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Read moreIntroducing the man behind the writingelk. E Lloyd Kelly is "The Writingelk." Kelly is an author (of sorts,) poet and podcaster. Lives in Montreal Quebec, where, when not writing, he drives a shuttle bus between campuses at McGill University.
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