From the sticky facets of girlhood and the concrete heights of a North Peckham estate to the azure shores of the Zambezi River, these poetry collections instruct us to continually look at our experiences through a multifaceted and human lens.

From the sticky facets of girlhood and the concrete heights of a North Peckham estate to the azure shores of the Zambezi River, these poetry collections instruct us to continually look at our experiences through a multifaceted and human lens.
So begins the project of chronologising and mapping the epos of the Black Atlantic across the twentieth and twenty-first centuries.
A modern take on the origin story of Kenya’s Gĩkũyũ people, The Perfect Nine is one of those rare books about history that has, itself, made history.