Preaching
Alford Dalrymple Gardner: remembered
Alford Dalrymple Gardner, a Windrush generation pioneer, died last week. In 2023, he visited the Edinburgh International Book Festival to discuss his memoir, Finding Home, with his son, Howard, Lisa Williams and Colin Grant. This film is courtesy of the EIBF archive.
Walking in the Wake
Walking in the Wake was produced for the Estuary Festival (2021) in collaboration with Elsa James, Dubmorphology and Michael McMillan who meditates on the River Thames as we follow black pilgrims traversing sites of Empire.
Jimmy Cliff’s influence on the soul of reggae
Jimmy Cliff’s death last month prompted an outpouring of affection. In an augmented extract from I&I: The Natural Mystics, a social history of Jamaica, our Director reflects on Cliff’s emergence as a reggae pioneer.
Writing saved my life
'This new writing thing became part of my self-harming ritual. After I would cut, I would write...'
Édouard Glissant’s Poetics of Relation
The rewards of reading the deliberately complex texts of the Antillian philosopher Édouard Glissant
Ever Since We Small
Celeste Mohammed's novel explores both the far-reaching impacts of colonialism and the small realities of life that binds its characters
Red Pockets
Alice Mah's memoir confronts the climate crisis while dragging the reader back from the brink of despair
The Legends of Them
A dream-like production set inside the subconscious mind of a high-flying, female reggae artist
Illuminating, in-depth conversations between writers.
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The series that tells the true-life stories of migration to the UK.
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