“I’ve never considered literature as a profession in the sense of a livelihood,” confides Lyonel Trouillot in an interview with the newspaper. A professor, he cites René Philoctète to illustrate his approach: “I did ‘my hard job as a teacher’ and I wrote.” Writing, for him, was never a revenue strategy, though he admits that it now provides some income, notably through publications abroad, translations, and various literary activities.
Margareth Papillon describes a flame that
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