Samantha Josephs’s debut literary horror novel, Carrying, is just as skeptical about the patriarchal expectations and injustices of mainstream heterosexuality as Yesteryear.
“All This Want (And I Can’t Get None)” is particularly special to me as a collection that lets Black girls be messy and lustful and humiliatingly wrong.
No one describes diaspora like Fatimah Asghar, whose work addresses what it’s like to see colonial violence echoed in today’s world through imaginary borders.
As someone whose weekends as a child were either spent being dragged around National Trust properties or building Lego castles, I have no doubt these two books would have blown…
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