In conversation
Charlotte Williams in conversation with Bashabi Fraser
Speaking in multiple voices and the gift of different identities.
11th May, 2022
'These fragmented bits make a whole and mimic the idea of having multiple identities and multiple heritages and being able to speak in lots of different kinds of voices.'
Charlotte Williams
Charlotte Williams OBE is a Welsh-Guyanese award-winning writer, academic and cultural critic.
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