Amanda Haynes is a Bajan writer with an interdisciplinary background in culture, communications, and strategic planning for social impact. She worked as a writer in advertising and journalism, and was awarded the 2019 Cropper Foundation Caribbean Writers Residency in Fiction. In 2020, she served on the board of the National Cultural Foundation (Barbados).​ An alumna of the University of Warwick (MA, Cultural Policy & Management) and the University of the West Indies (BA, English Literature), Amanda’s writing has appeared most recently in Burnaway, an Atlanta-based magazine of contemporary art and criticism.

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