SF Said in conversation with Sita Brahmachari
Talking about the ageless quality of children's literature
Talking about the ageless quality of children's literature
Expanding on the significance of the objects displayed on her mantelpiece
On balancing being a doctor and a fiction writer
'I want readers to leave my books with a sense of hope, feeling a sense of empowerment.'
‘If people don’t hear we were here, they still think we came with Windrush. That’s why it’s important that we tell our stories. British History is also our history.’
Exploring the resilience and tenacity required for a writer's life
"Children are not too young to have conversations around race and racism."
Talking about building bridges as you go
Talking about a life of creation, visual art as well as the written word
Talking about the process of writing the script for the now released film Rye Lane
Talking about adding novelist to her already varied accomplishments
Talking about writing her debut novel over a sixteen year period