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Edward Lipski presents a new body of work at Tim Van Laere Gallery - Vimarsana News

Edward Lipski presents a new body of work at Tim Van Laere Gallery

a href= http://www.timvanlaeregallery.com target= _blank Tim Van Laere Gallery /a opened Edward Lipski's fifth solo show at the gallery. In this e

Black authors showcased in Canary Wharf short story project - Vimarsana News

Black authors showcased in Canary Wharf short story project

Short stories by black authors collected by Bernardine Evaristo will be available from "vending machines" in Canary Wharf in Black History Month (BHM).  

Bernardine Evaristo's new Penguin selection by Mike Phillips, Jacqueline Roy, CLR James, Nicola Williams, SI Martin and Judith Bryan - Vimarsana News

Bernardine Evaristo's new Penguin selection by Mike Phillips, Jacqueline Roy, CLR James, Nicola Williams, SI Martin and Judith Bryan

In the wake of Black Lives Matter comes Black Britain: Writing Back, a series of six ground-breaking novels by overlooked, or forgotten black British writers. Selected by playwright and novelist Bernardine Evaristo who was co-winner of the Booker prize in 2019 for Girl, Woman, Other, this is a timely venture. It is also long overdue. Among Black Lives Matter’s priorities was to protest the airbrushing of black and ethnic minority voices from far distant and recent history, and Evaristo’s selection aims to make a start to rectifying literary neglect. There are countless famous and infl...

Bernardine Evaristo "Black Britain: Writing Back" – Repeating Islands - Vimarsana News

Bernardine Evaristo "Black Britain: Writing Back" – Repeating Islands

The origins of the Black Britain: Writing Black series began a year ago, in the wake of Evaristo’s Booker Prize win. “We got together to talk about how we could harness the energy and excitement of that moment to make further change happen,” said Prosser. The covers of the books have been redesigned by Black British artists and the audiobooks will be voiced by Black actors. Evaristo told Penguin.co.uk that “these books will take the reader from 18th-century London to 1920s Trinidad; from inside the heads of women in the mental health system to inside the life of a working-class Black ...