Charlot Lucien is a Haitian storyteller, poet and visual art artist who resides in Norwood, MA. He is also the founder and director of the Haitian artists Assembly of Massachusetts and has been active in the cultural arena in New-England, both in the Haitian and the American communities.

As a storyteller he has released 5 storytelling CDs in Haitian Creole and French in the tradition of Haitian storytellers such as Maurice Sixto, that have been well received by established critics: “Ti Oma”, “Ti Cyprien”, “Grann Dédé”, “San bri, san kont”, “Diogène Nèg Mawon”, and one in collaboration with bariton singer Pierre Gardy Fontaine “Boujon lespwa anba dekonm”. 

As a poet, his work has been released in various publications and newspapers and his recent book of poetry « La tentation de l’autre rive » was published in October 2013 by Trilingual Press of Cambridge MA.

As a poet, his work has been released in various publications and newspapers and his recent book of poetry « La tentation de l’autre rive » was published in October 2013 by Trilingual Press of Cambridge MA.

Charlot Lucien frequently offers readings and conferences on Haiti in academic or cultural venues in the US (New England, Florida, New-York), Canada, Haiti, Guadeloupe and France.  His creative work and cultural activism have been featured in several newspapers in Haiti and abroad and