Telling tales
by Shara Atashi
Finding the pleasure and pain of grime through a backdoor to The Canterbury Tales.
The cure for sleep
A writer’s journey offering a guiding light; for mothers who write, it will be much more.
The Beats in Mexico
by Daniel Rey
The Beats were not callous appropriators – they were well-meaning apologists.
Give Me the Sun
by Amanda Vilanova
Give me the Sun was the conclusion of a three-year development process supported by Blue Elephant.
A Woman’s Battles and Transformations
by Suzanne Harrington
Observations which are poignant and not patronising
Glyn Philpot: Flesh and Spirit
by Andy Bay
Philpot and his stunning models celebratory in spite of the limitations of class and cultural background.
You Don’t Know Us Negroes and Other Essays
Hurston views blacks and whites as stuck in a misinterpretation of each other.
Every Day the River Changes
by Daniel Rey
A short and refreshing dip into an ever-changing river
In the Black Fantastic
by Gabriel Gbadamosi
Black art gets a crack of the whip at the Hayward’s exhibition - looking backwards and forwards.