Blacknificent Stylish Tote Bag  Introducing our Blacknificent Tote Bag, the perfect accessory for those who love everything Queens!This stylish and spacious tote bag is the perfect accessory for the powerful and confident woman you are. Made from durable materials , it's built to carry all your essentials, from groceries and gym clothes to laptops and library books.  DETAILS: • 5oz Cotton tote bag• Blacknificent illustrations • Bag size: 380mm x 420mm Colour information: Please note the colours in the actual print you receive may vary slightly from images on your monitor and due to the nature of photographing.   SHIPPING: Ships worldwide Processing time for all orders are 1-2 working days. UK delivery within 2-4 days from dispatchEU delivery within 7 days from dispatchUS/Canada delivery within 10 days from dispatch Rest of World delivered within 14 days from dispatch Check out more of our products at our shop .
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Made with Melanin Tote Bag  Introducing our Made with Melanin Tote Bag, the perfect accessory for those who love everything Queens!This stylish and spacious tote bag is the perfect accessory for the powerful and confident woman you are. Made from durable materials , it's built to carry all your essentials, from groceries and gym clothes to laptops and library books.  DETAILS: • 5oz Cotton tote bag• Made with Melanin illustrations • Bag size: 380mm x 420mm Colour information: Please note the colours in the actual print you receive may vary slightly from images on your monitor and due to the nature of photographing.   SHIPPING: Ships worldwideProcessing time for all orders are 1-2 working days. UK delivery within 2-4 days from dispatchEU delivery within 7 days from dispatchUS/Canada delivery within 10 days from dispatch Rest of World delivered within 14 days from dispatch  Check out more of our products at our shop .
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Colours of Hatred By Obinna Udenwe  Now on her deathbed, Leona is driven to confess her sins and find absolution.But how does one begin to do that? For as dastardly as the sin, it was an act of love, loyalty, disobedience, and perceived fairness.Set against a background of real events, Colours of Hatred is a complex web of plots detailing how one woman moved from childhood through the fire and anvil of love, loss, longing, lust, and duty.... to become a woman whose life stands for mpre than another person's bitter machinations.  DETAILS : • Pages: 320• Publisher: Jacaranda books• Imprint: Jacaranda Books• Publication Date: 26th September 2024• Trim Size: 128 x 196 mm• ISBN: 9781914344329• Format: Paperback  AUTHOR BIO: Obinna Udenwe is a Nigerian novelist and short story writer. He is the winner of the first edition of The Chinua Achebe Prize for Literature in 2021 for Colours of Hatred which was also a finalist for the 2021 NLNG Nigeria Prize for Literature. His first book, Satans & Shaitans won the ANA Prize for Prose Fiction 2015.His short stories have won The Prairie Schooner-Glenna Luschei Prize 2020, The Short Story is Dead Prize 2016 and was a finalist in the Prairie Schooner-Raz Shumaker Prize 2020. His story, 'It Has to do with Emilia', was acquired for film & television in 2020 by Bridget Pickering at Bump films, shot in Yeoville, South Africa in 2021 and released in March 2022. His stories have appeared in Gutter Magazine, Prairie Schooner, Munyori Literary Journal, The Village Square Journal, Fiction 365, Brittle Paper, ANA Review, Ake Review, Expound Magazine, The Kalahari Review, The Short Story is Dead anthology Vol., 1 & 2 , and many more. He is the author of a short stories collection, The Widow Who Died With Flowers in Her Mouth , a chapbook, The Brief Story of the New Love Software , and the novella, Holy Sex. He lives in Abakaliki in southern Nigeria where he works as a writer, engineer and farmer, and is very active in local politics. Check out more of our products at our shop
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The Spook Who Sat By The Door: The first Black man in the CIA (2024)  Dan Freeman, 'the spook who sat by the door', is enlisted in the CIA's elitist espionage program after a white senator decries the lack of Black officers in the agency. The first Black man in the Central Intelligence Agency, Freeman is given a desk job. Despite excelling, promotions are hard to come by as the token black in the CIA. Deciding he's had enough, Freeman uses the tactics he learns in the CIA to foment violent rebellion in Chicago, in a mirror image of the coups wrought around the world by the Agency itself.With its focus on the militancy that characterised the Black Power movement of the 1960s and 1970s, this is the story of one man's reaction to ruling-class hypocrisy in ways that make the novel autobiographical and personal. As a tale of a reaction to the forces of oppression, this brilliant and funny satire by Sam Greenlee proves to be just as potent today as it was when it originally was published.  DETAILS : • Pages: 280• Publisher: Jacaranda books• Imprint: Jacaranda Books• Publication Date: 10th October 2024• Trim Size: 158 x 238 mm• ISBN: 9781914344404• Format: Trade binding  AUTHOR BIO: Over the course of his career, Sam Greenlee was been a novelist, activist, poet, screenwriter, actor, journalist, teacher, All-American middle-distance runner, martial artist, and talk show host. Born in Chicago on July 13, 1930, Greenlee attended Chicago public schools. At age fifteen, Greenlee participated in his first sit-in and walked in his first picket line; his social activism continued throughout his life.In 1952, Greenlee received his B.S. in political science from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. After two years' service as an infantry Lieutenant, Greenlee entered graduate school at the University of Chicago, studying international relations from 1954 to 1957. In 1957, he began an eight-year career with the Foreign Services Officer, serving in Iraq, East Pakistan, Indonesia, and Greece, and in 1959, was awarded the Meritorious Service Award for bravery during the Baghdad revolution of July 14, 1958; the civilian equivalent of the army's Distinguished Service Cross.Greenlee's first and most well-known novel, The Spook Who Sat by the Door was written in 1966, and first published in London in 1969 by Allison & Busby after unanimous rejection in the United States. It was published in the U.S. in 1970 by Bantam Books, and more recently by Wayne State University Press. This prize-winning, best-selling novel quickly became an underground favourite for its fictionalisation of an urban-based war for African American liberation. Greenlee co-wrote the screenplay adaptation of the novel with Melvin Clay and was Co-Producer and full partner of Co-Producer-Director, Ivan Dixon, the film was largely funded by independent, predominately, Black investors The Spook Who Sat by the Door
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Ground By Jadelin Gangbo  They are in a different country, a different continent, Africa, where other siblings are growing as part of the same family but in an entirely different life. Without their parents, the children feel dispersed, trying to keep hold of each other.Now in his forties, Redesof works as an acupuncturist in post-Brexit London. From his balcony in Hackney he talks to his beautiful neighbour Telma telling her his story; of his childhood of migration from Congo to Italy to Britain, hoping to come to some sort of resolution with his past.A heartfelt tale of displacement, family, and home, Ground delivers a story with international scope that is vital in today's world.  DETAILS : • Pages: 576• Publisher: Jacaranda books• Imprint: Jacaranda Books• Publication Date: 14th November 2024• Trim Size: 130 x 198 mm• ISBN: 9781914344688• Format: B-format paperback  AUTHOR BIO: Jadelin Gangbo is a writer and acupuncturist based in East London. He was born in Congo-Brazzaville in 1976 and moved to Italy at the age of 4 with his parents and 6 siblings.Jadelin has published numerous short stories and three novels in Italian, the first one, Verso La Notte Bakonga (1999) at the age of 23. Rometta e GIulieo (2001) follows, then Due Volte , (2007). Rometta e Giulieo had been adapted for the theatre and was performed at the Arena del Sole, Bologna's historic theatre. He had appeared as an actor in a short film, Il Contratto (2002) directed by Guido Chiesa, and taught creative writing in multicultural centres, high schools, and a juvenile detention in Bologna. His work has been studied and written about in Italian literature departments across Europe. After spending one year in Barcelona, in 2006 he moved to the UK. His latest and most personal novel is his first written in English. Taking over 14 years to complete, Jadelin started the novel when he first arrived in the country and could barely speak the language. The project was discontinued many times due to the obvious language barrier, art and musical projects, and a career in acupuncture to pursue. Jadelin eventually persisted on his main project. The result is Ground . Check out more of our products at our shop
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This product is a book containing 500 assorted colour raffle tickets, numbered from 1 to 500. Perfect for prize draw events, these tickets are ideal for creating excitement and anticipation among participants. The variety of colours adds a fun and vibrant touch to any raffle or bingo game, making it a practical and decorative addition to any office or event space.
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Finding Home A Windrush Story   RAF Veteran and Prince's Trust Awardee, Alford Dalrymple Gardner was one of the last living passengers to have travelled on the Empire Windrush. Now published in paperback, Finding Home is his stirring life story. On 22nd June 1948, the Empire Windrush sailed from Kingston, Jamaica, to harbour at Tilbury Docks. It carried 1,027 passengers and two stowaways, and more than two thirds of them were West Indies nationals. Alford Dalrymple Gardner was among them.Alford's story traverses both the uplifting highs and intolerant lows that West Indian migrants of his generation encountered upon travelling to Britain to forge out a life. From joining the British military during World War II to being forcibly deported back to Jamaica once it was won-only to come back to the UK when the government decided it needed him again-Alford witnessed milestone events of the 20th century that shaped the country he still lives in today.In the context of a supposedly 'post-Imperial' Britain where the lives of West Indian migrants hang precariously on the whims of the Home Office, Alford's heartening testimony is a celebration of those who endured hardships so that generations to come could call this place home.Today, Alford's portrait is a part of the Royal Collection Trust as commissioned by King Charles III in 2023, and he is a regular face and voice on the likes of The BBC, Channel 4, Sky News and more as his story continues to embody for all, the spirit of joyous resilience.  DETAILS : • Pages: 320• Publisher: Jacaranda books• Imprint: Jacaranda Books• Publication Date: 3rd October 2024• Trim Size: 128 x 196 mm• ISBN: 9781914344237• Format: Paperback  AUTHOR BIO: Alford Dalrymple Gardner (Author) Born in 1926 in Kingston, Jamaica, Alford Gardner first came to England in 1944 to support the war effort, serving in the RAF. After a brief stay back in Jamaica, he decided to return to England to help to rebuild the country. He boarded the HMT Empire Windrush intending to build a life in the country he once called home. Despite a less than accommodating welcome back, he persisted and succeeded in forging a better life for his family.In his later years, Alford spent all his leisure time at the bingo hall. When not playing bingo, he would watch sports or spend time with his family. A much fuller sense of Alford's life is conveyed in his autobiography: Finding Home .Alford passed away in 2024 at the age of 98. Check out more of our products at our shop
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LOTE By Shola von Reinhold  WINNER of the James Tait Black Prize 2021 and The Republic of Consciousness Prize 2021.As seen in Document Journal, Guardian and The White Review Solitary Mathilda has long been enamored with the 'Bright Young Things' of the 20s, and throughout her life, her attempts at reinvention have mirrored their extravagance and artfulness. After discovering a photograph of the forgotten Black modernist poet Hermia Druitt, who ran in the same circles as the Bright Young Things that she adores, Mathilda becomes transfixed and resolves to learn as much as she can about the mysterious figure. Her search brings her to a peculiar artists' residency in Dun, a small European town Hermia was known to have lived in during the 30s. The artists' residency throws her deeper into a lattice of secrets and secret societies that takes hold of her aesthetic imagination, but will she be able to break the thrall of her Transfixions?From champagne theft and Black Modernisms, to art sabotage, alchemy and lotus-eating proto-luxury communist cults, Mathilda's journey through modes of aesthetic expression guides her to truth and the convoluted ways it is made and obscured.  DETAILS : • Pages: 472• Publisher: Jacaranda books• Imprint: Jacaranda Books• Series: Twenty in 2020• Publication Date: 26th March 2020• Trim Size: 128 x 196 mm• ISBN: 9781913090111• Format: B-format paperback  AUTHOR BIO: Shola von Reinhold is a writer and artist born and based in Glasgow. Published in the Cambridge Literary Review and The Stockholm Review , Shola was Cove Park's Scottish Emerging Writer 2018 and has won a Dewar Award for Literature. LOTE is her debut novel. Check out more of our products at our shop
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Lady Doctors By Kavitha Rao  At a time when medicine is a highly sought-after career for Indian women, it is hard to imagine what it was like for the pioneers. The story of how firmly they were bound in fetters of family, caste and society, and how fiercely they fought to escape, needs to be told. In Lady Doctors, Kavitha Rao unearths the extraordinary stories of six women from the 1860s to the 1930s, who defied the idea that they were unfit for medicine by virtue of their gender.From Anandibai Joshi, who broke caste rules by crossing an ocean, to Rukhmabai Raut, who escaped a child marriage, divorced her husband and studied to be a doctor; from Kadambini Ganguly, who took care of eightchildren while she worked, to child widow Haimabati Sen, who overcame poverty and hardship-these women had a profound and lasting impact. And in their forgotten lives lie many lessons for modern women. In truth, the compelling stories of these radical women have been erased from our textbooks and memories, because histories have mostly been written by men, about men. In an immensely readable narrative, and with impeccable research, Lady Doctors rectifies this omission.  DETAILS : • Pages: 272• Publisher: Jacaranda books• Imprint: Jacaranda Books• Publication Date: 7th September 2023• Trim Size: 164 x 240 mm• ISBN: 9781914344985• Format: Trade binding  Check out more of our products at our shop
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