In the foreword of Toni Morrison's sixth novel, Jazz, she writes, "I had written novels in which structure was designed to enhance...

Dreda Say Mitchell is a judge for Discoveries 2025, the Women’s Prize Trust’s writer development programme and prize, run in partnership...

This month's bookshelf has books published this September, and some classics whose impact has stood the test of time. There's some poetry...

After the success of her debut novel The Girl With The Louding Voice , Abi Daré is back with a sequel, And So I Roar . Adunni’s journey...

“I definitely want people to know that you are capable of taking your journey in a direction that aligns with what is best for the world,...

These days, it’s quite rare to enter the dance without hearing the soulful sounds of Amapiano. What started in the townships of South...

Reviewing Candice Carty-Williams' Queenie in its Channel 4 TV adaptation starring Dionne Brown

Anastasia Osei-Kuffour writer and director of Love Steps discusses the process of poetry to stage.

Here are 5 up-and-coming artists you need to add to your playlist. Listen to the Ones To Watch playlist here. Adanna Duru - Babies You...

Charmaine Wilkerson's best-seller Black Cake's screen adaptation is a look at Jamaican representation and family in all its forms.

Literature writer, Tasnim Tayo reports on attending the Black British Book Festival in October 2023.

This month's shelf is all about the scare factor. From a horror anthology edited by Jordan Peele to Toni Morrison's best known work.

From new Zadie Smith to Kelechi Okafor's debut collection. The Floor Mag's September Book Shelf is here.

Being listed as #Merky Books’ first ever RomCom isn’t a small feat, but Taylor-Dior Rumble has always had Merky in her sights.

A scorching Chicago summer of working and playing hard. Could there be an opportunity to stumble into love?

In conversation with Top Boy actor Malcolm Kamulete on his new role as Bosco Champion in brand new BBC series 'Champion'.

Eight books releasing in July or already available to purchase.

A review and analysis of Chigozie Obioma's 'The Fisherman'. A tale about family and the fantastical.

Nightbloom by Peace Adzo Medie Genre: Literary Fiction Themes: Friendship, Womanhood, Race, Class Summary: When Selasi and Akorfa were...

“Women, Black women, lovers of love, I love us so much,” Bolu Babalola says towards the end of the interview. It's in this simple avowal...