Tag Archives: Black Literature

Hollywood, African Stories and Altered Narratives

The unprecedented success of the award-winning Black Panther film in 2018, and its vision of an African [...]

When there is fire on the mountain – the Politics of Art

We often hear talk about how art, in its myriad of forms, is a reflection [...]

Let’s Decolonise the Weather

It’s mid-June and if you’re in the UK, summer is well and truly underway, complete with [...]

6 Must-Reads This Election Season

As the most populous country in Africa, the largest Black nation in the world, and [...]

Storytellers Spotlight: Pan African Women

How we tell stories matters and for many storytellers, the colonial languages that dominate literature [...]

Who Lives In Your Head? Jendella Benson Answers

Love in Literature: Reading Love in Literature

If there is one thing that literature gives us, it is the space to see [...]