View Post 3 Books Nelson Mandela’s 1996 Brixton visit immortalised in new children’s book 22nd August 2021 by teammelanmag When Mr Mandela Came Town is a new children’s book that honours Nelson Mandela’s historic visit to Brixton… View Post Share
View Post 10 Books 10 must-read books to add to your (and your kids’) summer reading list 8th August 2021 by teammelanmag If you’re looking for a good book to add to your summer reading list, the Melan Magazine roundup… View Post Share
View Post 4 Books Relationships 5 facts every interracial couple needs to know about their relationship 18th July 2021 by Joy Joses With 49% of Brits still fearing backlash for dating someone from another ethnic background, interracial couple Tineka Smith… View Post Share
View Post 4 Books Here’s “What White People Can Do Next”: a manifesto by Emma Dabiri 18th July 2021 by teammelanmag Emma Dabiri’s latest book What White People Can Do Next is for everyone and offers the part that… View Post Share
View Post 5 Books How NOT to lose friends and alienate people while being ‘woke at work’ 1st July 2021 by Joy Joses In her new book Woke At Work, Joy Omoregie’s tackles the question: “Can you really have the career… View Post Share
View Post 5 Books Read this excerpt from Maame Blue’s Prodigal, from an inspiring anthology 29th June 2021 by Joy Joses Prodigal, written by Maame Blue, follows the introspective transatlantic journey of a daughter, neglected by her Ghanaian father… View Post Share
View Post 3 Books 25 years later: Push aka ‘Precious’ author says not enough has changed 24th June 2021 by teammelanmag Twenty-five years after the release of Push, the agonising book exploring incest, rape and HIV/AIDS, its author, Sapphire… View Post Share
View Post 6 Books “This is how I am celebrating Nigerian cuisine”: The Orishirishi Cookbook 13th June 2021 by teammelanmag The phrase ‘food porn’ is bandied around all too easily these days, but Tola Akerele’s The Orishirishi Cookbook,… View Post Share
View Post 3 Books Seven Days in June – book review: “A smart, sexy testament to Black joy” 13th June 2021 by Joy Joses The latest novel from Tia Williams is a captivating love story that will have you falling in love… View Post Share
View Post 3 Books Which two authors are winners in this year’s Jhalak Prize 2021 awards? 28th May 2021 by teammelanmag Novelist and short story writer, Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi and Young Adult author, Patrice Lawrence, have both won 2021… View Post Share
View Post 2 Books The surprising lessons we can all learn by mimicking the actions of plants 25th May 2021 by Joy Joses What if we told you that you can thrive in life simply by adapting your instincts and actions… View Post Share
View Post 3 Books This book will help you learn how to thrive if you are ‘Living While Black’ 9th May 2021 by teammelanmag Award-nominated writer, Guilaine Kinouani has written a powerful book that addresses the psychology of race and how to overcome… View Post Share
View Post 2 Books Why this book on fatherhood hopes to challenge ideas around masculinity 6th May 2021 by Joy Joses From MFF, the parenting and lifestyle platform for men, comes ‘Dad’, an inspiring new anthology of stories representing… View Post Share
View Post 2 Books Meghan celebrates the love of fathers and sons in her debut children’s book 4th May 2021 by Joy Joses Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex’s debut children’s book entitled The Bench, which is inspired by the relationship between… View Post Share
View Post 3 Books Everything you need to know about the new young adult novel from Akala 26th April 2021 by Joy Joses In his latest book, Akala has taken inspiration from William Shakespeare to write his first young adult fiction… View Post Share