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Soula Emmanuel on Sweden, social democracy, and the dark side of the laundry room.
As institutions responsible for the migrant aid crisis crumbled, Dana Sachs remembers who really stepped up to help.
Ahead of the Academy Awards, Hanna Flint explores how the trope has evolved - and how the industry still has a long way to go.
For me, skoliogeography has been about finding the marvelous – even the miraculous – in the mundane. The world is suffused with wonder and skoliogeography has been my way of seeking that out and sharing it with others. This practice emerged over several years – more accurately, over a lifetime – and it remains a porous, shifting dance of intention and surprise.
We’re so proud of everyone involved in the creation of the five incredible titles we’ve published this year – so much so that we thought we ought to look back over our books and a few of our favourite highlights from 2022.
We've collated some brilliant resources which will help you access the experience and expertise you need to start or continue writing.
Get a sneak peek for the year and find out more about Spring 2023 titles below.
Sarah Ladipo Manyika, recently named one of the 100 Most Influential Africans, is the British-American-Nigerian author of In Dependence and Between Starshine and Clay. In her own words, here are her top recommendations for books you need to pick up in February 2023 and beyond.