Kevin Jared Hosein

Kevin Jared Hosein is a Trinidadian author known for his literary fiction and contributions to Caribbean literature. Born in 1986 in Trinidad and Tobago, he has published several acclaimed works, including "The Beast of Kukuyo," which won the 2017 Burt Award for Caribbean Literature, and "The Repenters," shortlisted for the 2017 OCM Bocas Prize for Fiction. His writings also appear in prestigious anthologies and publications such as Lightspeed, Adda, and Moko Arts & Letters.

Hosein's storytelling often explores themes rooted in Caribbean life and culture, blending vivid narratives with rich cultural insights. His early disinterest in reading shifted as he became drawn to narrative-driven video games, which later influenced his approach to crafting immersive stories. In addition to his novels, he has earned recognition for his short fiction, winning the 2015 Commonwealth Short Story Prize and receiving multiple nominations for the Small Axe Literary Prize for Prose.

Hosein continues to contribute to contemporary Caribbean literature, with his works resonating both regionally and internationally. His novel "Littletown Secrets" further cements his reputation as a compelling voice in fiction, showcasing his ability to weave intricate tales that reflect the complexities of his homeland.