Small Prophets
A veritable love letter to British whimsy
Deep Azure
by Delon Jessop
A tragic exploration of grief and police brutality by the late Chadwick Boseman
Delaine Le Bas: Un-Fair-Ground
by Louise Mulvey
'This is not a polite, contained exhibition; this is somewhere to live, to explore, to be challenged.'
Baldwin: A Love Story
by Colin Grant
A portrait of a tender soul through the prism of his romantic relationships
The Comfort of Distant Stars
by Suzanne Harrington
A dazzlingly original debut novel from Nigerian writer I.O. Echeruo
Act Normal
by Okechukwu Nzelu
A refreshingly free and frank approach to memoir
The Beginning Comes After the End
by Chitra Ramaswamy
A tool of resistance reminding us of what has already happened
Fundamentally
by Ella Berthoud
Filthy, shocking and fearlessly confrontational
“Wuthering Heights”
by Danielle Papamichael
Emerald Fennell's adaptation is visually captivating and provocative, but does it match Brontë’s jagged meditation on race, class and generational trauma?