Oh Uganda: History, Identity and the Search for Political Settlement is a reflective and thought-provoking exploration of Uganda's political evolution, from its pre-colonial foundations to the complexities of modern statehood.Long before colonial rule,...

Born in the UK to Gambian parents, Oley Dibba-Wadda grew up in The Gambia, a misunderstood teenager and misfit within her privileged family. Her yearning to share with those less fortunate and her persistent rebellion to the house rules embark her on a...

Threads That Held Me Together is a powerful and deeply personal memoir of resilience, family, and quiet determination.Born in 1954 and raised in San Francisco's Sunnydale community, Natalie Woods reflects on a childhood shaped by close family ties,...

Spanning two decades, Can't Find My Way Home is Robert Lashley's searing collection of selected poems, a chronicle of Black life shaped by memory, migration, and resistance. These poems move through city blocks, bus stops, churches, and dreamscapes,...

Set against the backdrop of cultural and artistic rebellion, this is a fascinating exploration of the artists who revolutionized modern art in Nigeria The end of the Second World War witnessed the rise of Pan-African solidarity movements and the...

Working Class to Breaking Glass: One Woman's Fight to Belong and to Lead is an inspiring memoir by Wanda J. Herndon that chronicles one woman's remarkable journey to executive leadership and influence at Starbucks.Herndon's story begins in Flint,...

Working Class to Breaking Glass: One Woman's Fight to Belong and to Lead is an inspiring memoir by Wanda J. Herndon that chronicles one woman's remarkable journey to executive leadership and influence at Starbucks.Herndon's story begins in Flint,...

"Tia Williams is one of the very best romance writers we have. A forever auto-buy for me." - Taylor Jenkins Reid, New York Times bestselling authorA New York Times, USA Today, Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times, Bookriot, and Parade Most Anticipated Book of...

Kwame and Kwesi are brothers farming their first independent season in Tamale, northern Ghana. Kwame trusts his farming guidebooks. Kwesi trusts the soil, the indicator plants, and what the land has always said. When their seeds struggle and the rains...

In a spicy, contemporary fantasy novel, private investigator Linda Villanueva runs a detective agency for troubled souls using her mystical powers--all while wrestling with her own heart. Cebo Campbell, author of Sky Full of Elephants, ​calls...

The essential primer on colorism, and how each of us has a role in dismantling skin tone bias. Racism is easy to spot these days; we know its script, its favorite media tropes, its legislative tactics, and how it makes us feel. But there is another...

A deliciously twisted, fast-paced YA horror, where debutante dreams become bloody nightmares--perfect for fans of House of Hollow and Their Vicious Games. It's 1921, and Mrs. Caroline Reginald Kane, the last surviving descendant of a family of oil...