2T Reads

In the this story, we follow Harlot as she pretty much frolics, dances and feasts her way through what we can only call an enchanted...

In this collection of short stories, Olive Senior gives us a vibrant look into the lives of ordinary Jamaicans. These stories cover a...

Hard Gal fi Dead is a memoir told in a unique format. Tameka @tamitsansai Coley takes us through her mental health struggles, mainly with...

On the surface 'The Cartographer Tries To Map A Way To Zion' seems to just be a disagreement between the spiritual and scientific paths....

In her second collection, Tanya Shirley presents poems that are almost tangible. Poems that you feel as you read; they wrap around and...

When we started our bookstagram journey January of this year, an idea began floating around in our head. How can we pay homage to the...

In Nicole Dennis-Benn's second novel; she presents a woman that moves away from all she has known to make a better life for herself, but...

We have known from a very young age that the written and musical heritage of our Caribbean is profuse. And the creators are prolific....

In Kingdom of Souls, Rena Barron has created a world inspired by the ancestors and the Orisha. I love all the books that are being...

Nisi Shawl has brought together voices from authors and writers of colour that will be the new faces in speculative fiction. In New Suns:...

Sohan S. Koonar has constructed a compelling tale told from the perspective of three very different but interconnected individuals....

In her second novel, Yangsze Choo gives us yet another captivating story of myth, superstitions and folklore. Choo's writing is simple...

Bloodwitch by Susan Dennard finds us back in the Witchlands jumping straight into the action. Aeduan and Iseult are on the run, trying to...

A deliberate story of black love and life. Baldwin presents a picture of black love, which might not have been a popular rhetoric in his...

In The Poppy War, we left Rin reeling from the death of Altan, the ramifications of her choices and actions in the war against the...

The further you get into this collection of speculative, fictional short stories, the more the question, "Is it really?", comes to the...

The Wolf in the Whale by Jordanna Max Brodsky This book was a joy to read. It seamlessly blended Inuit and Norse mythology to make a...

Marlon James has done it again. But this time with fantasy. In our opinion, his first foray into this demanding genre was a roaring...

If you are familiar with the titular TV series aired on OWN, then you know this is a story that must be read. However, be prepared for...

Barracoon by Zora Neale Hurston is one of the most important pieces of anthropological/historical work of the 20th century, even though...