A former career coach who moved to London from Pakistan when she was nine has switched professions and written her debut novel after her 50th birthday.
The book, ‘Would I lie to you?’, displays the sort of British-Asian women writer Aliya Ali-Afzal knows but aren’t necessarily seen in mainstream fiction.
Well to find out more about the book which is out now, Henry has been speaking to Aliya.
Rosanna Amaka joins Tanya Francis to talk about her new book ‘The book of Echoes’. Rosanna wrote and refined this novel over the course of twenty years, to give voice to her childhood community which she has seen start to disappear to gentrification and the passing away of the older generations.
Having worked as a market trader, DJ and London cabbie, Kimberley Chambers' latest and current venture as a writer has led her to becoming a best selling author.
Henry Thomas-Aldbridge talks to Louise Hare about her new book 'This Lovely City'. The book explores the issues of race and identity in post Windrush Clapham and Brixton.
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