M. NourbeSe Philip tells specific stories. Stories that are so particular to her, the life she’s lived what she has observed in the world…
Simone Walsh has been to the end of the road and back. A victim of workplace bullying and harassment, its effects spiraled her into…
Lawrence Hill, author of the captivating and critically acclaimed, The Book of Negroes, touches on topics of oppression, refugees and the quest to stay…
“What haunts you? Is it the shadow you cannot run from? Or the memory you cannot escape?” This is how the story of Niobe…
Warsan Shire takes poetry to another level. Having catapulted her way by the means of Tumblr and other social media, the young, Kenyan-born poet…
Out of all the mediums experiencing trials and tribulations during the digital age, the printed page seems to be the most persistent. Cable TV…
Author Kamilah Haywood showcases a deep knowledge and understanding of the Greater Toronto Area streets, Black youth issues, ‘priority’ neighbourhoods and the longing for…
If there is one thing that actress Aunjanue Ellis learned from playing character Aminata Dialo in the TV adaptation of The Book of Negroes,…
The booklets included with old vinyl records or CDs tell a story. It’s not a story of being frayed or losing that ‘new book…