Traveller Writers
Blood & Belonging: a celebration of Gypsy, Romany & Traveller culture at the British Library hosted by Louise Doughty with filmmaker Jake Bowers, poet Jo Clement, writer Damian Le Bas and those virtuoso Roma musicians, The Romany Diamonds.
James Baldwin
What's so great about the boy-preacher, public intellectual, writer and activist a hundred years after his birth? WritersMosaic writers and the singer-songwriter Angeline Morrison praised Baldwin at a Speaky Spokey cabaret at the British Library.
You’re being watched
The Guardian journalist Amelia Gentleman, author of The Windrush Betrayal and Colin Grant, author of I'm Black So You Don't Have to Be discuss whether black people in the UK develop a heightened sense of paranoia.
The Empress
Tanika Gupta reflects on her play The Empress, ten years on from its first production.
Abolition: Or, the Art of Forgetting
A WritersMosaic audience joins writers Bonnie Greer, Gabriel Gbadamosi and S.I.Martin to reflect on Britain's wilful amnesia about its role in the Atlantic Slave Trade in our live literature SpeakySpokey production at the British Library
Your local Arena: from Brixton to Barbados
A rare screening of the 1981 BBC Arena documentary featuring Linton Kwesi Johnson. It's followed by a panel discussion & poetry performance.
Caine Prize writers
A spoken word celebration with Caine Prize writers and WritersMosaic