Author: Jacqueline Shaw Price: Hardback £45; paperback £38.96 Publisher: AFG Publishing Review by Joy Francis Jacqueline Shaw’s visual ode to African fashion isn’t for the faint-hearted…. Read more
The media’s role in covering the riots has yet to come under any real scrutiny. Paul Macey examines the wider implications for media ethics in… Read more
This interview with Gary Younge, the award-winning Guardian columnist, essayist and prolific tweeter, first appeared on Words of Colour online in November/December 2009. Journalist Gary… Read more
Our writer-in-waiting has been on the Royal Court Theatre’s Critical Mass Programme, Invitation and Super Groups and has been informally attached to the Clean Break… Read more
In the second of our two-part series on Egyptian women writers, Julie Tomlin discovers how activist Sahar Elmougy is faring in post-Mubarak’s Egypt, and the… Read more
Set aboard a slave ship in the late 18th century, this poetic new play is written and directed by Royal Court Critical Mass alumnus Tian… Read more
Sophie Okonedo as Julie and Ben Daniels as Douglas. Image by Johan Persson Play: Haunted Child Theatre: Royal Court Downstairs Playwright: Joe Penhall Review by Joy Francis Haunted… Read more