The recognition of YA authors of colour has come far too late
The number of YA authors of colour has more than doubled in the last year and Bashirat Oladele thinks this is long overdue
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Books
BAME authors need more representation in schools
Amoy Daley
Oct. 25
The beauty behind a new beginning
Robyn Hunter
Oct. 23
Why Goodreads is no longer the website it set out to be
Noah Keate
Oct. 21
How Dolly Alderton’s best-selling memoir became the new millennial bible
Poppy Male
Oct. 19
Yun Ko-eun’s ‘The Disaster Tourist’ is a much needed escape
Anonymous Writer
Oct. 17
Why first edition books must be treasured and valued
Noah Keate
Oct. 15
Blind date with a book: anti-racism non-fiction
Josh Dixey-Lock
Oct. 13
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