Abstract
This article is an overview of the issues affecting the publishing industry in Jamaica. It examines broad concepts such as the state of the economy, national literacy, and reading culture, as well as specific issues hindering the development of Jamaican publishing and literary culture. Using a wide range of sources from UNICEF analyses to newspaper interviews, I have assembled a market picture of a slowly developing industry in a slowly developing nation.
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