Book Review | Open Water
In his debut novel, British-Ghanaian writer Caleb Azumah Nelson pens a Black love story that taps into the rhythms of South East London by offering an ode to Black art, freedom and music.
Stories by: Zanta Nkumane
Book Review | PET by Akwaeke Emezi
This debut young adult novel is impactful in exploring a fractured society that denies its splintered state while allowing readers to imagine a world that is safe and brimming with community.
Book Review | The Water Dancer by Ta-Nehisi Coates
Ta-Nehisi Coates’ first work of fiction, which reflects on the power of memory, follows an enslaved man with superhuman capabilities who joins the underground resistance.
Book Review | They Called Me Queer
A recently published collection of poems, stories and essays destabilises the notion of a single queer story and contributes to an expansive LGBTQIA+ archive.