On making music slowly, falling in love with everything, the internet as a playground, and learning to let your art go. There is something quite apt about interviewing Dani Offline at 7:30 in the morning. She is calling from Berkeley, where she is studying Comparative Literature, while I am somewhere in London trying to make sense of the time difference. Her day is just beginning; mine is winding down. It feels fitting for someone whose artistic life seems to exist in several places at once....

Noughts and Crosses has stood the test of time in terms of its ability to be staged and still feel fresh and its latest stage adaptation at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is no different. As the sun sets the intimate cast including Halle Brown take to the stage to bring this tale to life.

A year ago author Shani Akilah, celebrated the launch of her debut short story collection For Such a Time As This. For Such a Time As...

The 50s could be awarded the pioneering decade for the teen movie genre. With that decade came Fred F. Sears Rock Around The Clock, a...

I didn’t pick up Frequently Happy because I was in a deep emotional spiral or yearning for a spiritual awakening. I picked it up the way...

Debut novelist, Selali Fiamanya's Before We Hit The Ground is the book to lead you out of a cold winter into spring.

Towards the end of our conversation, feminist author and social critic Minna Salami likens her relationship to astrology, to nationhood;...

In the foreword of Toni Morrison's sixth novel, Jazz, she writes, "I had written novels in which structure was designed to enhance...

Dreda Say Mitchell is a judge for Discoveries 2025, the Women’s Prize Trust’s writer development programme and prize, run in partnership...