How To Say Babylon By Safiya Sinclair Throughout her childhood, Safiya Sinclair’s father, a volatile reggae musician and militant...

In Tomi Oyemakinde's The Changing Man fear is to be conquered as much as it is to be embraced. The novel follows a precocious and lonely...

This month's shelf is all about the scare factor. From a horror anthology edited by Jordan Peele to Toni Morrison's best known work.

Talia Hibbert is growing bolder in her love for romance. "I take so much pride in telling these stories," she earnestly shares towards...

From new Zadie Smith to Kelechi Okafor's debut collection. The Floor Mag's September Book Shelf is here.

Ayanna Lloyd Banwo wants us to know that ghosts are not scary. And even when they are, they can guide us, point us towards love and steer...

Being listed as #Merky Books’ first ever RomCom isn’t a small feat, but Taylor-Dior Rumble has always had Merky in her sights.

A scorching Chicago summer of working and playing hard. Could there be an opportunity to stumble into love?

Yomi Adegoke’s career is one that continues to inspire many young Black-British aspiring journalists, including myself. With an...

Eight books releasing in July or already available to purchase.

A review and analysis of Chigozie Obioma's 'The Fisherman'. A tale about family and the fantastical.

Nightbloom by Peace Adzo Medie Genre: Literary Fiction Themes: Friendship, Womanhood, Race, Class Summary: When Selasi and Akorfa were...

“Women, Black women, lovers of love, I love us so much,” Bolu Babalola says towards the end of the interview. It's in this simple avowal...

1. Small Worlds by Caleb Azumah Nelson Genre: Fiction Themes: Coming of Age, Faith, Family, Love Summary: The one thing that can solve...

The emotional rollercoaster of having to constantly mend the various parts of your life back together becomes increasingly familiar in...

Books set to release in April 2023 or have already been released in 2023

March 2023 Book List from The Floor Mag. Including To My Sisters, Mandem, When Trying to Return Home, Dazzling, Strictly Friends & Rootless

New month, new reading list! Literary fiction takes centre stage in February with 4 out of the 8 recommendations belonging to the genre....

Literature continues to shape the world that we live in. It reflects our political, economic and cultural status through the work of...

Some books you can’t put down similar to the way you can’t tap out of life. You want to wake up again in the world you have dove into...