Join Hajar Press, Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan & Oluwatosin Daniju to celebrate the publication of Seeing for Ourselves.

Join Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan at the Centre of the Earth for a magical woodland dinner with poets and conservationists as part of the Retrofit Reimagined season.

Housmans Queer Book Club reads a wide range of LGBTQ fiction and nonfiction. This month, we’ll be reading You Must Believe in Spring by Mohamed Tonsy.

A workshop on Through an Addict’s Looking-Glass with IWEC Academy and Transit Bookstore in Jakarta, inviting you to reconnect with your inner child through memoir.

A day-long workshop exploring the past and present of queer and feminist print cultures, with keynotes from Julie Enszer and Nat Raha.

Join Hajar Press, Waithera Sebatindira & Micha Frazer-Carroll at Reference Point to celebrate the publication of Through an Addict’s Looking-Glass.

Join Lola Olufemi and Yara Rodrigues Fowler in thinking about the role of literature and story-telling in the struggle for liberation.

A panel discussion at Foyles with writers whose recent work explores the politics of emotion and care, hosted by Shon Faye.

With Cradle Community, Gracie Mae Bradley and Luke de Noronha, in support of Hackney Migrant Centre.

A celebration of Haymarket Books’ republication of Black Women Writers at Work, edited by Claudia Tate.

Celebrate a decade of Critical Muslim, featuring a writers studio on hope in literature with Farhaana Arefin of Hajar Press.

Join Tilted Axis Press for a special Lunar New Year celebration with Yan Ge and Pear Nuallak, moderated by Kwan Ann Tan.

Celebrate the launch of Mohamed Tonsy’s debut novel, You Must Believe in Spring, at the Topping bookshop in Edinburgh.

Join Lighthouse for a night of heart-full, rebellious storytelling to celebrate the launch of Mohamed Tonsy’s debut novel, You Must Believe in Spring.

‘Sometimes the girls want to put theory down and dance …’

Join Hajar Press, Pear Nuallak & June Bellebono at Reference Point to celebrate the publication of Pearls from Their Mouth.

Nesrine Malik chairs a discussion with Lola Olufemi about her book Experiments in Imagining Otherwise at Edinburgh International Book Festival.

Join Lola Olufemi for an open discussion about Aftermath by Preti Taneja and Tuesday or September or The End by Hannah Black.

The second event in a two-part series by Hajar Press on the theme of childhood and transformative politics.

The first event in a two-part series by Hajar Press on the theme of childhood and transformative politics.

Join No More Exclusions, Haymarket Books and Hajar Press for a series of conversations on abolitionist education.

Join Lola Olufemi and Titilayo Farukuoye in a live-streamed conversation about imagination as a strategy for change.

Join Stella Dadzie, Suzanne Scafe and Cradle Collective to hear about writing for liberation at the Brighton Book Festival.

Join Cradle to explore how we build a world without prisons, share skills in abolitionist practices, and connect with other abolitionists.

A conversation about two feminist texts exploring care, intimacy and politics.

Celebrating the launch of Zena Agha’s new poetry collection, Objects from April and May, join the author in conversation with Sarah Lasoye.

Join Lola Olufemi in conversation with New Statesman assistant editor Lola Seaton at the Cambridge Literary Festival.

An in-person reading group with Lola Olufemi about imaginative-revolutionary potential, temporality and cultural production.

Head over to bookhaus for an invigorating conversation with Lola Olufemi and bookseller Nayya Raza about Experiments in Imagining Otherwise.