Speaker • Author • Historian
Book Diane Hinds
Engage with Diane Hinds, captivating speaker and author of
Conquerabia: The Struggle for Identity.
About Diane Hinds
Diane Hinds’s deep connection to Trinidad stems from her years living on the island from 1975 to 1979, during her father’s service as a Clerk in Holy Orders. These personal experiences provided the foundation for Conquerabia and fuel her passion for sharing a critical chapter of Caribbean history that has often been overlooked.
Beyond her work as a novelist, Diane is a distinguished entertainment publicist. Her career and life journey-navigating the creative world while managing Sickle Cell Disease-bring added depth to her role as an author and speaker. Her insights on Trinidad’s past, her creative process and her lived experiences make her a dynamic addition to literary and cultural events.
Why Invite Diane Hinds?
Diane is an engaging and versatile speaker, ideal for literary festivals, conferences and cultural programmes exploring:
- Caribbean and postcolonial literature
Discussions on identity, colonialism and cultural heritage.
- Women’s voices in historical fiction
A nuanced female perspective on colonial narratives.
- Health and creativity
Advocacy for living creatively while managing chronic illness.
- Diverse global perspectives
Conversations about identity, resilience and marginalised communities.
Diane Hinds is available for panel discussions, keynote speeches, interviews and book signings. Her novel Conquerabia: The Struggle for Identity is available at major bookstores and online retailers.
Book Diane as a Guest Speaker