Low Budget Ways to Market Your Book
Written a book or thinking of writing one? Writing your book is one thing but getting it noticed is another. Marketing your book is vital…
Book Review | Slay In Your Lane Presents Loud Black Girls
Hello readers. Let’s pat ourselves on the back because we have made it to our first book review of 2021! And what better way to…
Madeline’s 2021 Must-Read List
Hello and happy New year! Readers, it’s that time again. Yes, we’ll be looking at the books on Madeline’s 2021 Must-Read List. Before we do…
Book Review | Girl, Woman, Other
As someone who lives in a predominantly ‘African’ area of London, I get to see black women every day. Just by venturing out to the…
Sickle Cell Awareness | Jenica’s Story & ‘My Friend Jen’
Our series on sickle cell awareness continues. Honestly, I couldn’t be more grateful to the women who have willingly opened up their lives for us…
Book Review | My Sister The Serial Killer
My Sister the Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite, is a morbid comedy set in Lagos, Nigeria which follows the story of sisters Ayoola and…
Five Inspirational Books by Black Women to Help you Get …
I was speaking to a friend this weekend about some of the latest happenings in her office. “Madeline, last week was a strange week at…
Book Review | Queenie
Meet Queenie Jenkins, the heroine and protagonist of the self-titled, Queenie. She’s black British, twenty-something, and hails from South London. She’s from a Jamaican family,…
Meet Raimah, author of ‘From Anna Wintour to Zadie Smith’.
Meet Raimah Amevor, author of From Anna Wintour to Zadie Smith From Anna Wintour to Zadie Smith is an ABC book of inspiring women around the…
We Need to Talk About Diversity in Children’s Books
What was your favourite, or most remarkable book as a child? What made it stand out for you? I am not speaking of the much-loved…
Book Review | In Dependence
In Dependence is written by Sarah Ladipo Manyika. I discovered this book through Cassava Republic who is its publisher. Firstly let’s say that In Dependence…
Book Review | Becoming
Getty Images Honestly, I couldn’t think of a better book to end 2018 with. When I first saw the announcement back in May of the release of…
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