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“The book I wanted when I was having my first baby”: Midwife Marly

  • 31st March 2022
  • by Joy Joses
Marley Hall, aka Midwife Marley, has launched a myth-busting and inclusive guide for new parents covering pregnancy, birth…
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10 books by Black authors that should be on your 2022 pre-order list

  • 11th February 2022
  • by Joy Joses
Hotly anticipated titles from Candice Carty-Williams, Akwaeke Emezi and Lizzie Damilola Blackburn are among our roundup of books…
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Carefree Black Girls
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Want to know how to be a ‘Carefree Black Girl’? Read Zeba Blay’s book

  • 2nd January 2022
  • by Joy Joses
Carefree Black Girls: A Celebration of Black Women is Zeba Blay’s love letter to all the influential Black…
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Malorie Blackman
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The inevitable is here: Blackman’s Noughts and Crosses finds its Endgame

  • 10th October 2021
  • by teammelanmag
For Malorie Blackman OBE, the ninth and final instalment of her most famous work – Noughts and Crosses…
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Sankofa Chibundu Onuzo
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Sankofa book review: A 40+ heroine, an African dictator & self-discovery?

  • 23rd August 2021
  • by Joy Joses
Sankofa is the gripping novel from award-winning author Chibundu Onuzo of a middle-aged, mixed race British woman who…
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When Mr Mandela Came Town
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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…
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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…
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What White People Can Do Next
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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…
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Maame Blue
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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…
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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…
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Seven Days in June
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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…
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Akala Dark Lady
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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…
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Black poets
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Are these 10 Black poets on your list when you need to soothe your soul?

  • 24th April 2021
  • by Nicole Hemming
Maya Angelou, Yrsa Daley-Ward and Warsan Shire are fan favourites, but who else made our list of 10…
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Transcendent Kingdom
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“Love, loss and redemption” – Reviewing Yaa Gyasi’s Transcendent Kingdom

  • 10th April 2021
  • by Joy Joses
Transcendent Kingdom, a poignant and gritty story of a Ghanaian family who left the motherland for America, is…
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Candice Carty-Williams
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Empress & Aniya: YA novel from Queenie author, Candice Carty-Williams

  • 26th March 2021
  • by Joy Joses
Empress & Aniya, South London’s answer to ‘Freaky Friday’ is the upcoming YA novel from bestselling author of…
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