We are pleased to announce that our Literatures in English podcast series, The Spaces between Words: Conversations with Writers, has restarted. Previous interviews because of their sheer number are being released incrementally, and new ones will become available in these coming
#nowplaying For this podcast interview Sylvia Rose-Ann Walker is in conversation with Anthony Joseph, winner of the T.S. Eliot Prize 2022 and the poetry category of the OCM Bocas Prize for Caribbean Literature 2023 via @audiomack https://t.co/1O6sW5S72q
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In commemoration of Samuel Selvon's birth centenary Nicha Selvon-Ramkissoon chats with Kenneth Ramchand, renowned scholar and critic of West Indian literature.
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For our first podcast interview in our new series, Geraldine Skeete Interviews Ayanna Lloyd Banwo @AyaRoots, winner of the 2023 OCM Bocas Proze for Caribbean Literature. https://t.co/RyzdvDyNGq
For this interview in our podcast series Rhoda Bharath @rhodabharath chats with short-story writer, playwright, and novelist Earl Lovelace
https://t.co/gRk2fNS7i3
For this interview in our podcast series Geraldine Skeete talks with essayist, short-story writer and memoirist Charlotte Williams.@audiomack https://t.co/ToJEoTMsmt
In this podcast interview Geraldine Skeete engages in conversation with novelist, essayist and playwright Caryl Phillips.@audiomack https://t.co/lx3wKkyEwK
In our continued exploration of the spaces between words, linguist Ben Braithwaite speaks with science writer Steve Jones. @audiomack https://t.co/BQ9di5gxEj
Our conversations with writers continue with fellow academics and novelists Barbara Lalla and Merle Hodge chatting about the latter's oeuvre. https://t.co/6feJUXuoZM
In this other installment of the podcast series with interviewer Barbara Jenkins, she chats with writer and spoken-word performer Philip Nanton. https://t.co/0YzxLs5Iq6
We are pleased to announce that our Literatures in English podcast series, The Spaces between Words: Conversations with Writers, has restarted. Previous interviews because of their sheer number are being released incrementally, and new ones will become available in these coming
assisted by Mr Ryan Durgasingh, and we are delighted that it is back to honour her memory and for it to continue its purposes as a medium for the engagement between writers and readers, a repository, and a teaching/learning resource.