Is there value in studying a creative degree at University? This is my experience.

Summer is upon us and now that things are slowly returning back to “normal”, what better way to celebrate that then to share your talents with the world?

“Peter Barret certainly gave his great grandmother, Alice Hawkins, the credit she deserves for fighting the courageous battle for women’s rights to vote!”

BBC Radio 1Xtra are collaborating with BBC Asian Network and Contains Strong Language Events to find the best emerging spoken word talent in the UK. 

The fundraiser aims to raise money to help vaccinate the world against Covid-19 using signed novels and mentoring sessions with star agents, among other lots.

This is my review of The extremely embarrassing life of Lottie Brooks.

A special edition published by the UK’s oldest literary periodical, The London Magazine, Untitled, 2020 fuses new commissioned prose and poetry creations with older works that coalesce to form a reflection on 2020 as a whole. 

New literary magazine edited by immigrants and refugees, 'the other side of hope' has opened submissions for writers from the same community.  

Academic, writer and poet Sandeep Parmar talks to Voice about her literary career and her love of poetry. 

Brent Culture Service held a Black British Novels event, in which award-winning authors Alex Wheatle, Derek Owusu and Alex Pascall spoke freely about the barriers of literature.

Recommendations for diversifying your reading with my favourite literary works from various parts of Asia.

Alex Wheatle MBE, award winning author and trailblazer for the Black British community, is not short of a story as he depicts his experience as an author within the UK and talks of how he chooses to evolve constantly as a creative.