Books are a powerful way to discover the world around us and make changes. BWBC promotes literacy, visibility and the joy of reading Black authors.
We make our choices thoughtfully and look for ways to deepen our connection to books, writers, and ourselves.
We meet on the last Wednesday of the month and welcome readers from African, Caribbean and other Black British backgrounds, as well as readers of other ethnicities who are interested in Black British writing.
Wednesday 27th November 2024
Leaving England to Eswatini to take a job as an aid worker in Southern Africa, Koliwe's encounters is a far cry from her father's stories. Her search for truth when Thandi (a local girl hiding a disturbing past) goes mising, leads her deep into the mountains, where the harsh realities of wealth, poverty, tradition and modernity clash.
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