2025 Jhalak Poetry Prize Winner!
Mimi Khalvati, an Iranian‑born British poet won the inaugural 2025 Jhalak Poetry Prize for Collected Poems, “However large earth’s g...
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2025 Jhalak Prize Children’s and YA Winner
King of Nothing by Nathanael Lessore won the 2025 Jhalak Children’s & YA Prize. “Immensely readable and downright hilarious,” ju...
Anansi’s Gold: The Man who Swindled the World
Anansi’s Gold, a story about one of the biggest con-artists of the 20th Century is shortlisted for the Jhalak Prize 2024. Auth...
Brighton Book Festival 2025
Brighton Book Festival (June 18 – 22) bursts with vibrant energy—championing diverse voices through joyful stories, lively eve...
Comics Laureate Bobby Joseph Interview
Bobby Joseph –the first Comics Laureate of colour breaks down his passion for comics over a 30 year career and how graphic nov...
How to Die Famous
Jhalak Prize shortlistee How to Die Famous by Benjamin Dean is a YA thriller exploring the dark side of Hollywood and fame through t...
Manny and the Baby by Varaidzo
Manny and the Baby by Varaidzo was shortlisted for the 2025 Jhalak Prize. A powerful debut exploring Black British identity, family,...
People of Theatre Magazine
People of Theatre is not your typical theatre magazine. It’s radical, independent, and rooted in community. A platform for those tir...
Self Portrait as Othello by Jason Allen-Paisant
#SelfPortraitAsOthello by @jallenpaisant – a gloriously ambitious, illuminating poetry collection is shortlisted for Jhalak Pr...
Sweet Thang Zine
Sweet Thang Zine is a Black-led indie mag sharing art, stories, and vibes from marginalised voices, all rooted in community. Issue 8...