History

Set in Tobago, Defoe's utopian vision vanishes abruptly, like the novel’s famous footprint in the sand.

Wars, pandemics, sovereignty, and a hint on what needs to be done.

An interview with Kamaya Francis, a member of the Idakeda theater troupe.

Trinidad and Tobago's Kambule is not just a show, and the masquerade is not simply about having a good time.

It is unimaginable to not admire Yeats’ remarkable, unswerving fidelity to his craft.    

Take a sneak peek at The Mantle's newest release, Khama, forthcoming in July 2020.

The question is obviously subjective, for each year brings mawkish eulogies for the nation’s virtue.

Why does a 19th century novella about an obstinate copyist continue to resonate in a time of Instagram and electric cars?

Former Mantle Managing Editor Corrie Hulse connects with family members past and present while quarantined in NYC.

The rhythmic, colorful, and divine Carnival is one of the main windows into the soul of the people.